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What is the safest way to recover when an Ionic CLI upgrade fails midway and leaves mixed versions?

I am planning a global upgrade of the Ionic CLI via npm and want a clear recovery plan in case the upgrade fails partway through. My understanding is that the npm install -g @ionic/cli process is not atomic, so an interrupted install could leave a mixture of old and new CLI files in the global node_modules directory, with no built-in rollback command. The co

ionic upgradeIra Echo0 rep · 25 Dec 2021, 13:15 UTC