Updated Vue to 3.2.3. vue --version shows as 3.0.1 still… How to fix?

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I am attempting to update my Vue version to the most recent, however after running "npm install -g @vue/cli" (as told to by the vue website), it said everything ran fine and shows 3.2.3 had installed, but when running vue --version to check, it shows as 3.0.1.

I then figured I would uninstall all vue instances but, regardless of global or local uninstalls, it would always still show vue --version as 3.0.1.

No matter what I tried, I can not seem to remove vue form my system for a fresh install, nor simply update from 3.0.1 to the latest version.

Not sure what sort of indo would be best to show here?

Bit more info here,

I ran "Which Vue" and the result was -

/usr/local/bin/vue

I also the ran npm list -g --depth=0

/usr/local/Cellar/node/11.6.0/lib

├── @vue/cli@3.2.3

└── npm@6.5.0

However, running - vue -V (or even vue --version) gives me just:

3.0.1

edited Jan 4 at 14:19

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

make sure you are installing the update on the same node_modules file as the older version

– SirDad
Jan 3 at 12:04

are you using any node manager? You might want to check your node version. Reloading your terminal might work as well

– bruhbruh
Jan 3 at 12:22

Run a which vue and check if the path is correct for your install location

– Erik Terwan
Jan 3 at 12:23

@ErikTerwan I just done that and it says "/usr/local/bin/vue" not sure if this is supposed to be the one or not? :s If not, how do i change to the correct place?

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 14:13

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I then figured I would uninstall all vue instances but, regardless of global or local uninstalls, it would always still show vue --version as 3.0.1.

No matter what I tried, I can not seem to remove vue form my system for a fresh install, nor simply update from 3.0.1 to the latest version.

Not sure what sort of indo would be best to show here?

Bit more info here,

I ran "Which Vue" and the result was -

/usr/local/bin/vue

I also the ran npm list -g --depth=0

/usr/local/Cellar/node/11.6.0/lib

├── @vue/cli@3.2.3

└── npm@6.5.0

However, running - vue -V (or even vue --version) gives me just:

3.0.1

edited Jan 4 at 14:19

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

make sure you are installing the update on the same node_modules file as the older version

– SirDad
Jan 3 at 12:04

are you using any node manager? You might want to check your node version. Reloading your terminal might work as well

– bruhbruh
Jan 3 at 12:22

Run a which vue and check if the path is correct for your install location

– Erik Terwan
Jan 3 at 12:23

@ErikTerwan I just done that and it says "/usr/local/bin/vue" not sure if this is supposed to be the one or not? :s If not, how do i change to the correct place?

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 14:13

add a comment |

I then figured I would uninstall all vue instances but, regardless of global or local uninstalls, it would always still show vue --version as 3.0.1.

No matter what I tried, I can not seem to remove vue form my system for a fresh install, nor simply update from 3.0.1 to the latest version.

Not sure what sort of indo would be best to show here?

Bit more info here,

I ran "Which Vue" and the result was -

/usr/local/bin/vue

I also the ran npm list -g --depth=0

/usr/local/Cellar/node/11.6.0/lib

├── @vue/cli@3.2.3

└── npm@6.5.0

However, running - vue -V (or even vue --version) gives me just:

3.0.1

edited Jan 4 at 14:19

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

I then figured I would uninstall all vue instances but, regardless of global or local uninstalls, it would always still show vue --version as 3.0.1.

No matter what I tried, I can not seem to remove vue form my system for a fresh install, nor simply update from 3.0.1 to the latest version.

Not sure what sort of indo would be best to show here?

Bit more info here,

I ran "Which Vue" and the result was -

/usr/local/bin/vue

I also the ran npm list -g --depth=0

/usr/local/Cellar/node/11.6.0/lib

├── @vue/cli@3.2.3

└── npm@6.5.0

However, running - vue -V (or even vue --version) gives me just:

3.0.1

vue.js npm npm-update

edited Jan 4 at 14:19

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

edited Jan 4 at 14:19

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

edited Jan 4 at 14:19

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

asked Jan 3 at 12:00

KJParker

436

make sure you are installing the update on the same node_modules file as the older version

– SirDad
Jan 3 at 12:04

are you using any node manager? You might want to check your node version. Reloading your terminal might work as well

– bruhbruh
Jan 3 at 12:22

Run a which vue and check if the path is correct for your install location

– Erik Terwan
Jan 3 at 12:23

@ErikTerwan I just done that and it says "/usr/local/bin/vue" not sure if this is supposed to be the one or not? :s If not, how do i change to the correct place?

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 14:13

add a comment |

make sure you are installing the update on the same node_modules file as the older version

– SirDad
Jan 3 at 12:04

are you using any node manager? You might want to check your node version. Reloading your terminal might work as well

– bruhbruh
Jan 3 at 12:22

Run a which vue and check if the path is correct for your install location

– Erik Terwan
Jan 3 at 12:23

@ErikTerwan I just done that and it says "/usr/local/bin/vue" not sure if this is supposed to be the one or not? :s If not, how do i change to the correct place?

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 14:13

make sure you are installing the update on the same node_modules file as the older version

– SirDad
Jan 3 at 12:04

are you using any node manager? You might want to check your node version. Reloading your terminal might work as well

– bruhbruh
Jan 3 at 12:22

Run a which vue and check if the path is correct for your install location

– Erik Terwan
Jan 3 at 12:23

@ErikTerwan I just done that and it says "/usr/local/bin/vue" not sure if this is supposed to be the one or not? :s If not, how do i change to the correct place?

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 14:13

add a comment |

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Try running npm install -g @vue/cli then reload your terminal.

edited Jan 4 at 15:40

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

I think this command installed Vue 2 on my system, where as I am using Vue 3. But, even after adjusting ( I believe they use vue/cli now?) it didnt seem to work. My system says it has installed, but Vue -v still shows it as 3.0.1

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:36

VueJS is a framework, the CLI is a command line interface that helps set up projects. So yes, it will install Vue @ version 2.*.* but that command line interface is 3.*.*

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:38

Check out this link for the CLI installation cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:39

Apologies, vue-cli and vue/cli are two different things.

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:40

I did try that already and no use (I used that to install, and again to update, and it works/installs, but upon doing the last command to check (vue --version) it shows "3.0.1" instead of the newer version (3.2.x)

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:41

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Try running npm install -g @vue/cli then reload your terminal.

edited Jan 4 at 15:40

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

I think this command installed Vue 2 on my system, where as I am using Vue 3. But, even after adjusting ( I believe they use vue/cli now?) it didnt seem to work. My system says it has installed, but Vue -v still shows it as 3.0.1

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:36

VueJS is a framework, the CLI is a command line interface that helps set up projects. So yes, it will install Vue @ version 2.*.* but that command line interface is 3.*.*

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:38

Check out this link for the CLI installation cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:39

Apologies, vue-cli and vue/cli are two different things.

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:40

I did try that already and no use (I used that to install, and again to update, and it works/installs, but upon doing the last command to check (vue --version) it shows "3.0.1" instead of the newer version (3.2.x)

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:41

|
show 1 more comment

Try running npm install -g @vue/cli then reload your terminal.

edited Jan 4 at 15:40

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

I think this command installed Vue 2 on my system, where as I am using Vue 3. But, even after adjusting ( I believe they use vue/cli now?) it didnt seem to work. My system says it has installed, but Vue -v still shows it as 3.0.1

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:36

VueJS is a framework, the CLI is a command line interface that helps set up projects. So yes, it will install Vue @ version 2.*.* but that command line interface is 3.*.*

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:38

Check out this link for the CLI installation cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:39

Apologies, vue-cli and vue/cli are two different things.

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:40

I did try that already and no use (I used that to install, and again to update, and it works/installs, but upon doing the last command to check (vue --version) it shows "3.0.1" instead of the newer version (3.2.x)

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:41

|
show 1 more comment

Try running npm install -g @vue/cli then reload your terminal.

edited Jan 4 at 15:40

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

Try running npm install -g @vue/cli then reload your terminal.

edited Jan 4 at 15:40

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

edited Jan 4 at 15:40

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

answered Jan 3 at 12:05

swonder

636722

I think this command installed Vue 2 on my system, where as I am using Vue 3. But, even after adjusting ( I believe they use vue/cli now?) it didnt seem to work. My system says it has installed, but Vue -v still shows it as 3.0.1

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:36

VueJS is a framework, the CLI is a command line interface that helps set up projects. So yes, it will install Vue @ version 2.*.* but that command line interface is 3.*.*

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:38

Check out this link for the CLI installation cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:39

Apologies, vue-cli and vue/cli are two different things.

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:40

I did try that already and no use (I used that to install, and again to update, and it works/installs, but upon doing the last command to check (vue --version) it shows "3.0.1" instead of the newer version (3.2.x)

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:41

|
show 1 more comment

I think this command installed Vue 2 on my system, where as I am using Vue 3. But, even after adjusting ( I believe they use vue/cli now?) it didnt seem to work. My system says it has installed, but Vue -v still shows it as 3.0.1

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:36

VueJS is a framework, the CLI is a command line interface that helps set up projects. So yes, it will install Vue @ version 2.*.* but that command line interface is 3.*.*

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:38

Check out this link for the CLI installation cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:39

Apologies, vue-cli and vue/cli are two different things.

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:40

I did try that already and no use (I used that to install, and again to update, and it works/installs, but upon doing the last command to check (vue --version) it shows "3.0.1" instead of the newer version (3.2.x)

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:41

I think this command installed Vue 2 on my system, where as I am using Vue 3. But, even after adjusting ( I believe they use vue/cli now?) it didnt seem to work. My system says it has installed, but Vue -v still shows it as 3.0.1

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:36

VueJS is a framework, the CLI is a command line interface that helps set up projects. So yes, it will install Vue @ version 2.*.* but that command line interface is 3.*.*

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:38

Check out this link for the CLI installation cli.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:39

Apologies, vue-cli and vue/cli are two different things.

– swonder
Jan 4 at 15:40

I did try that already and no use (I used that to install, and again to update, and it works/installs, but upon doing the last command to check (vue --version) it shows "3.0.1" instead of the newer version (3.2.x)

– KJParker
Jan 4 at 15:41

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