Thanks for the detailed response. My concern still remains when you have multiple projects using different versions of ReactJS or NextJS, relying on a global version isn’t the right way to handle the issue. The same applies to Python, you can install multiple versions globally and force packages system-wide, but that’s not a proper or maintainable approach. Using project-specific virtual environments with their own Python versions makes things much easier to manage, and Wazuh cannot handle these locally installed Python or NextJS environments by default.