hi there, would you mind looking through the issues here and filing a new one if there isn’t something pre-existing? that is the best way to let the CLI team know.
In my case it looks like npm detects the windows path for global modules on the WSL path and use that rather than the WSL version.
It seems there is a registry setting to stop windows folders appearing on the WSL path. I might use that an set alias for things like code that I want.
Actually my normal practice is to not install NPM packages globally which is better now npx exists but it is slower than giving ‘./node_modukes/bin’ I made a rash decision to install netlify globally to save a bit of space and as its always the example. That’ll teach me