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Runs Node and npm for the markdownlint hook and other tools. Use when npm or npx fails or resolves the wrong node binary, often on WSL.

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    Run node tooling so that it uses the Linux node and the pinned packages.

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SKILL.md
<!-- Generated by `basicly skills-build` from skill.yaml. Do not edit; edit the source. -->

Node

Run node tooling so that it uses the Linux node and the pinned packages. The markdownlint git hook needs markdownlint-cli2 from package-lock.json.

Rules

  • Install with npm ci, not npm install. It installs exactly what package-lock.json pins. Commit the lockfile with each dependency change.
  • Run a tool with npx --no-install TOOL. It runs the pinned local package and refuses to download a different version.
  • When the markdownlint hook refuses, read its message. The node it picks, each refusal with its fix, its inputs and how to opt out are in markdownlint hook.
  • When node or npx resolves to a Windows install from a script or hook, apply the WSL node PATH fix. The wsl skill explains why a non-interactive shell differs from your terminal.

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