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The npm command line interface (CLI) is released on a regular cadence. We recommend installing the release that supports your workflow:
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- [latest release](#the-latest-release-of-npm): the most recent stable version.
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- [next release](#the-next-release-of-npm): the version in current development.
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## The `latest` release of npm
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## The `next` release of npm
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The `next` release of npm may contain features that do not match the features ultimately released in the `latest` stable version of npm.
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The `next` release of npm is the version undergoing current development; it has the latest changes and newest set of features.
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The `next` release of npm is the most recent unreleased version of npm that is eventually released as the `latest` version. You may want to update your npm client to the `next` release to test your packages against it before `latest` is released.
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To update to the `next` release of npm, on the command line, run:
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## Upgrading on Windows
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_Microsoft wrote a small command line tool to automate the steps below. [You can go and download it here](https://github.com/felixrieseberg/npm-windows-upgrade) - or stick with the manual path outlined below._
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