Hello people, I need help with a bug that has paralyzed me in teamwork for a week and a half

Guys, I need help with a bug that has paralyzed me in teamwork for a week and a half, it has me fed up. I've had this error since I tried Angular JS and my permissions went crazy or who knows what, it won't let me do npm install
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kdiffin
kdiffin4mo ago
what cmd is this is this vscode cmd
Lautaro1998DS
Lautaro1998DSOP4mo ago
exactly
Lautaro1998DS
Lautaro1998DSOP4mo ago
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Eve
Eve4mo ago
So what's in the error log?
none23
none234mo ago
I'm no windows expert, but first I'd try to npm cache clean --force, re-start VS Code, and try again. If it doesn't, try googling "vscode eperm windows npm"
Eve
Eve4mo ago
They've already run npm cache clean --force from the 2nd screenshot. It's probably as simple as delete node_modules, re-run npm i. But the invalid version error is strange. restarting vscode won't do anything, they're just using it as a terminal. git bash from the looks of it. Which may be why there's permission issues with files on the desktop.
none23
none234mo ago
Deleting node_modules sounds like a good idea
Eve
Eve4mo ago
Also could try re-cloning the repository. Which as long as you're not commiting node_modules, would achieve the same thing. But anyone who's been "paralyzed for a week and a half", I don't count on having anything set up sanely.
kdiffin
kdiffin4mo ago
@Lautaro1998DS run vsc in admin
none23
none234mo ago
That will likely work, but I wouldn't recommend it. That's essentially running random node_modules scripts as root
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