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fixes missing node_modules config file(s)


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Enhancement, Configuration changes


Description

  • Add npmrc configuration files for Node.js 24.11.1

  • Add npmrc configuration files for Node.js 25.2.1

  • Update bundle release version to 2025.12.30


Diagram Walkthrough

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  A["Node.js 24.11.1"] --> B["npmrc config files"]
  C["Node.js 25.2.1"] --> D["npmrc config files"]
  E["build.properties"] --> F["Release 2025.12.30"]
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Configuration changes
5 files
npmrc
Add npmrc configuration for Node.js 24.11.1                           
+1/-0     
npmrc.ber
Add npmrc backup configuration for Node.js 24.11.1             
+1/-0     
npmrc
Add npmrc configuration for Node.js 25.2.1                             
+1/-0     
npmrc.ber
Add npmrc backup configuration for Node.js 25.2.1               
+1/-0     
build.properties
Update bundle release version to 2025.12.30                           
+1/-1     
Additional files
8 files
bearsampp.conf [link]   
npmrc [link]   
npmrc.ber [link]   
launch.bat [link]   
bearsampp.conf [link]   
npmrc [link]   
npmrc.ber [link]   
launch.bat [link]   

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Misleading prefix path: The added prefix value under bin/nodejs24.11.1/... points to nodejs25.11.1, making the
configuration misleading and not self-documenting for the intended Node.js version.

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prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\

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Possible issue
Align prefix with bundled version

Correct the prefix path in npmrc to point to the nodejs24.11.1 directory instead
of nodejs25.11.1.

bin/nodejs24.11.1/node_modules/npm/npmrc [1]

-prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\
+prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs24.11.1\
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Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

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Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a critical bug where the npmrc configuration file for nodejs24.11.1 incorrectly points to the nodejs25.11.1 directory, which would lead to incorrect behavior when installing global npm packages.

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Keep both configs consistent

Correct the prefix path in npmrc.ber to point to the nodejs24.11.1 directory
instead of nodejs25.11.1 for consistency.

bin/nodejs24.11.1/node_modules/npm/npmrc.ber [1]

-prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\
+prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs24.11.1\
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Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9

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Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a critical bug in the npmrc.ber file, mirroring the issue in the npmrc file. Fixing this ensures consistent and correct behavior for npm package installations across different configurations.

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Possible issue
Correct version in npm configuration

Correct the version in the prefix path of the npmrc file from 25.11.1 to 24.11.1
to match its directory.

bin/nodejs24.11.1/node_modules/npm/npmrc [1]

-prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\
+prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs24.11.1\
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Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a critical copy-paste error in the prefix path which would break npm functionality for this Node.js version.

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Fix version in .npmrc.ber prefix

Correct the version in the prefix path of the npmrc.ber file from 25.11.1 to
24.11.1 to match its directory.

bin/nodejs24.11.1/node_modules/npm/npmrc.ber [1]

-prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\
+prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs24.11.1\
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Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a critical copy-paste error in the prefix path which would break npm functionality for this Node.js version.

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Wrong Path

The configured prefix appears to point to a different Node.js version directory than the file’s own versioned path, which may cause npm global installs to be redirected to the wrong runtime folder.

prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\
Wrong Path

The configured prefix appears to point to a different Node.js version directory than the file’s own versioned path, which may cause npm global installs to be redirected to the wrong runtime folder.

prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\
Config Consistency

Validate whether the prefix value and trailing backslash formatting are consistent with how other bundles resolve ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~ and whether escaping/backslash handling is correct for npmrc parsing on Windows.

prefix = ~BEARSAMPP_WIN_PATH~\bin\nodejs\nodejs25.11.1\

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