Cannot call method 'apply' of undefined about grunt-init HOT 5 CLOSED

it has to do grunt v0.4.0rc5 changing something it uses as it was built around rc3.

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I was under the impression grunt-init was a global module that could be run from anywhere which woud have nothing to do with what version of grunt is in a local project folder. According to the documentation all I need is grunt-cli installed globally (not grunt) and grunt-init installed globally and then I could run

grunt-init gruntfile

in any folder to scaffold out a new project Gruntfile.js?

Now that you point that out though, when I run this in a completely empty folder:

grunt-init --version 

I do get the output

grunt-init v0.2.0rc3
grunt v0.4.0rc5

Even though I have uninstalled the old npm grunt module globally. If I run

grunt --version

in an empty folder, I get:

grunt-cli v0.1.6

So I'm pretty certain that the old grunt 0.3 module has been removed globally. I'm not sure why I'd still be getting a grunt version returned when I print the grunt-init version?

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I have exactly the same problem. My workaround is to remove the local grunt from grunt-init and then install the RC3 version via

cd /grunt-init
sudo npm rm grunt
sudo npm install [email protected]

Here my working version:

grunt-init v0.2.0rc3
grunt v0.4.0rc3

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@netzzwerg -- When you say you 'remove(d) the local grunt from grunt-init', how exactly did you accomplish that? ran your steps, but am still seeing the advanced version of grunt when running grunt-init --version. Thanks in advance.

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Closing as this should no longer be an issue with the latest versions of grunt, grunt-cli and grunt-init.

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