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Do I still need to set the prisma client to a diff...
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s
Do I still need to set the prisma client to a different directory outside node modules when using node prune for the new version?
r
@Samson Amaugo is the command 
npm prune
? If so, then it’s not required to set the client to a different directory.
s
Yes sorry
I'm asking because in version 2.0 of prisma
It removes the client folder
I haven't tested it with the latest version
r
Not in version 2.12.1 which is the latest
s
So that is why I am asking
Ok so the new version has solved that issue?
r
Yeah, just tried it and it works fine 👍
s
Ok awesome thanks Ryan
👍 1
But sorry to disturb
Is there any breaking change from 2.0
?
Or just new features
r
There are changes + features added from 2.0 You can check this page and move further through each version and check the differences with each version starting from 2.0 🙂
s
Ok thanks man
👍 1
I tried using prisma in my shared hosting on name cheap
And got an error related to can't access /lib/ld-linux.so.2
Must I be a root user to use prisma?
r
I’ve never encountered this error before. Could you try it with a root user and check?
s
I don't have access to be a root user cause it is a shared hosting
r
It might be trying to access the files for the query-engine and that might be causing this permission issue.
s
Yh I guess so
Well I had to look for a different service
But I wish this restriction wasn't there
Cause It would allow a user to use prisma anywhere
r
As long as you use the same user that installed the specific package, then you should be fine.
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