Update electron to v24 #5
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wzulfikar
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This file is not really necessary for this PR. But this is the version I use that I'm sure will work.
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I use pnpm to run the repo (but tested with npm install too). Happy to remove and replace with package-lock.json.
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I was checking the Electron course at Udemy (https://www.udemy.com/course/master-electron) and the electron was far behind current version.
npm installis broken because some assets are missing. Example:I didn't think that just updating the electron would work, but it did! This PR updates the electron from v9 to v24. Running
npm installnow works:and here's the electron window that's triggered when running
npm start: