NPM won't update to 1.12.x

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Days ago I uninstalled everything regarding Fuse, Android, SDKs, etc. to start over with a clean installation via NPM. I was pretty sure that all was updated to version 1.12 but today (after getting mad trying to making my app work with Android 8) I checked uno --version and realized that the version is still 1.10.0-rc.

I tried the following commands but it does not update:
npm install -g fuse-sdk
npm install fuse-sdk
npm install @fuse-open/fuselibs

This is the output of npm install -g fuse-sdk:

C:\Users\enric\AppData\Roaming\npm\uno -> C:\Users\enric\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\fuse-sdk\node_modules\@fuse-open\uno\bin\uno.js

> fuse-sdk@1.12.0-rc.4 install C:\Users\enric\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\fuse-sdk
> node install.js

android-build-tools already installed
+ fuse-sdk@1.12.0-rc.4
updated 1 package in 5.151s

But uno --version reports:

C:\Users\enric>uno --version
Uno version 1.10.0-rc1 (build 187) Windows 10 x64 b79b2df
Copyright (C) 2018-present Fuse Open

Product information
Product.Commit            b79b2df828e53264738441a4d3983af11e745d3f
Product.Version           1.10.0.187

Runtime environment
Environment.OSVersion     Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0
Environment.Version       4.0.30319.42000

This is the output of npm install fuse-sdk

> fuse-sdk@1.12.0-rc.4 install C:\Users\enric\node_modules\fuse-sdk
> node install.js

android-build-tools already installed
npm WARN saveError ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\enric\package.json'
npm notice created a lockfile as package-lock.json. You should commit this file.
npm WARN enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\enric\package.json'
npm WARN enric No description
npm WARN enric No repository field.
npm WARN enric No README data
npm WARN enric No license field.

+ fuse-sdk@1.12.0-rc.4
added 23 packages from 17 contributors and audited 30 packages in 7.607s
found 0 vulnerabilities

But version is still 1.10.0.rc1

2

Sounds like you still have the old Uno installed.

Until you get it uninstalled, you can use: node_modules/.bin/uno to locally run Uno.

3

I manually deleted again every occurrence/folder/file of Fuse Studio, Android, SDK, Gradle, Android Studio, etc. I did not re-install Fuse Studio. I then checked uno --version and now it reports 1.12.1.352.
I don’t get the license error anymore. Is it possible to have Fuse Studio working? Or it breaks the latest Uno version?

4

Yeah but the Fuse Studio installs globally, therefore you would only be able to run Uno locally, you can see my summary here: Step by step installation Fuse