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--- emis_developer_manual [2023/07/06 17:51] – [Download and Install the Main Development Tools] ghachey
+++ emis_developer_manual [2023/07/06 18:24] (current) – [Loading the Solution into Visual Studio] ghachey
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   - Download and install [[https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sql-server/sql-server-downloads|MS SQL Server Developer]] (better tested with 2019; at least one developer uses 2022 without issues).
   - Download and install latest [[https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms|MS SQL Management Studio]]
-  - Download and install most recent version 16 LTS [[https://nodejs.org/en/|NodeJS]].
+  - Download and install most recent version 16 LTS [[https://nodejs.org/en/|NodeJS]]. A reboot may be necessary if you also install all the build tools through the installer.
   - Install Bower from the command line you can simply ''> npm install -g bower''.
   - Install Grunt from the command line you can simply ''> npm install -g grunt-cli''.
   - Download and install [[https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/|SourceTree]] (useful for Git).
-<note important>The latest NodeJS could be made to work with some effort. But last time this was tried there was just a bit more pain then value since this is not part of the application but just the development environment.</note>
+<note important>The latest NodeJS could be made to work with some effort. But last time this was tried there was just a bit more pain then value since this is not part of the application but just the development environment. Using the latest of the version 16 branch works without issues.</note>
 ==== Software Configuration Management ====
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 {{ :developer-manual:vs-external-tool-config.png }}
-You can then verify if VS is actually using the node and npm binaries you think they were by opening **Tools - NuGet Package Manager - Package Manager Console** and typing the following commands and observing the output.
+You can then verify if VS is actually using the node and npm binaries you think they were by opening **Tools - NuGet Package Manager - Package Manager Console** and typing the following commands and observing the output. The version should be the one you installed manually above (and not the one in the screenshot).
 {{ :developer-manual:vs-confirm-node-npm-version.png }}