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Expand Up @@ -19,15 +19,17 @@ latest version with the following commands:
sudo npm cache clean
sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm node-red

To check for outdated nodes that are installed in the user directory you can:
To check for, and re-install outdated nodes that are installed in the user directory you have two options:

Use the `Manage Pallete` menu from within node-red's editor UI. You can then remove, add, and also update nodes. Or via the command-line as follows;

cd ~/.node-red
npm outdated

This will print a list of nodes that can be updated. To update them you can then run:
This will print a list of nodes that can be updated.
To re-install the latest node version you can then run:

npm update # to update all nodes, or
npm update foo # to only update a node called foo
npm install foo # to re-install the latest version of a node called foo

You will then need to stop and restart Node-RED.

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