You can install a specific Node.js version by specifying the version number to the install subcommand, and you can switch between installed versions through the use subcommand. See this SO answer explaining in details tocrlf modes. NVM supports installing several versions of Node.js at the same time, and its easy to switch between the different versions that you have installed. If you have a file with a string abc line2 it will be checked out exactly as abc line2 and if there is line1 line2 in the repo you’ll get the same on checkout. build : off Line endingsīy default, Git on build workers is configured with git config -global tocrlf input which means your repo is cloned “as is” without fixing new lines on Windows. node -version - npm -version # run tests - npm test # Don't actually build. test_script : # Output useful info for debugging.

(runs after repo cloning) install : # Get the latest stable version of Node.js or io.js - ps : Install-Product node $env:nodejs_version # install modules - npm install # Post-install test scripts. # Test against the latest version of this Node.js version environment : nodejs_version : ' 6' # Install scripts.

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