Incompatible Node.js Version in Sanity CLI Installation

[rohanvachheta]

Issue Summary:
When attempting to install @sanity/cli globally using yarn global add @sanity/cli, the process fails due to an incompatible Node.js version.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Use a Dockerfile that includes the following line:

   RUN yarn global add @sanity/cli
   

2. Run the Docker build process using Node.js 18.
3. The build fails with the following error message:

   error @sanity/[email protected]: The engine "node" is incompatible with this module. Expected version ">=20.11.0". Got "18.20.7"
   

4. The process exits with code 1, preventing the build from completing successfully.

Expected Behavior:
The @sanity/cli should be installed without errors when running yarn global add @sanity/cli.

Actual Behavior:
The installation fails due to an incompatible Node.js version requirement, as the installed Node.js version (18.20.7) does not meet the minimum required version (>=20.11.0).

Environment Details:

• Node.js Version: 18.20.7
• Sanity CLI Version: @sanity/[email protected]
• Yarn Version: 1.22.22
• Docker Base Image: node:18

Possible Solution:

• Upgrade the Node.js version in the Dockerfile to meet the required version (>=20.11.0). Example:

  FROM node:20

• Use nvm or similar tools to install and use a compatible Node.js version before installing @sanity/cli.

Additional Information:
This issue prevents automated builds and deployments relying on Docker and Sanity CLI. Updating the base image to Node.js 20 should resolve the compatibility issue.

Action Required:

• Confirm the required Node.js version in Sanity's documentation.
• Update dependencies or provide compatibility notes in the installation guides.
• Consider a more descriptive error message guiding users on how to resolve the issue.

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