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Documentation: update readme recommendation to install with 'npm ci' #5697

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Expand Up @@ -112,11 +112,11 @@ prebid.requestBids({

$ git clone https://github.com/prebid/Prebid.js.git
$ cd Prebid.js
$ npm install
$ npm ci

*Note:* You need to have `NodeJS` 12.16.1 or greater installed.

*Note:* In the 1.24.0 release of Prebid.js we have transitioned to using gulp 4.0 from using gulp 3.9.1. To comply with gulp's recommended setup for 4.0, you'll need to have `gulp-cli` installed globally prior to running the general `npm install`. This shouldn't impact any other projects you may work on that use an earlier version of gulp in its setup.
*Note:* In the 1.24.0 release of Prebid.js we have transitioned to using gulp 4.0 from using gulp 3.9.1. To comply with gulp's recommended setup for 4.0, you'll need to have `gulp-cli` installed globally prior to running the general `npm ci`. This shouldn't impact any other projects you may work on that use an earlier version of gulp in its setup.

If you have a previous version of `gulp` installed globally, you'll need to remove it before installing `gulp-cli`. You can check if this is installed by running `gulp -v` and seeing the version that's listed in the `CLI` field of the output. If you have the `gulp` package installed globally, it's likely the same version that you'll see in the `Local` field. If you already have `gulp-cli` installed, it should be a lower major version (it's at version `2.0.1` at the time of the transition).

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