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rm -rf node_modules and npm install again have a look here
rm -rf node_modules and npm install again have a look here
You are using 16.10.0, but the message says it requires 16.0.0. Not 16.0.0 or greater. It requires exactly 16.0.0. If it’s your package.json with the engines field causing this issue, change it to say 16.0.0 or greater: “engines”: { “node”: “>=16.0.0” },
So answering your first question, “dev”: true in package-lock.json means this dependency won’t be installed by npm install/npm ci when running in production mode. Having dependencies used only for local development environment marked with “dev”: true and then using –production in your CI might save you some build time. From documentation https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/install#description: By default, npm … Read more
npm As of npm 6.x, you can use the following command: npm i –package-lock-only Documentation (https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/install.html) says: The –package-lock-only argument will only update the package-lock.json, instead of checking node_modules and downloading dependencies. yarn As of yarn 3.0.0, you can use the following command: yarn install –mode update-lockfile Documentation (https://yarnpkg.com/cli/install#options-mode%20%230) says: If the –mode=<mode> option is … Read more
npm test, npm start, npm restart, and npm stop are all aliases for npm run xxx. For all other scripts you define, you need to use the npm run xxx syntax. See the docs at https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/run-script for more information.
Short Answer: Essentially, what you’re wanting is to have an npm-script something like this, whereby <arg-here> is provide via the CLI; … “scripts”: { “my-build”: “npm run vumper <arg-here> && npm run format”, … }, … However, unfortunately npm does not have a built-in feature to achieve this. The special npm option –, (refer to … Read more
sill After reading npmlog module source code (which is used by npm), I believe the word sill come from silly, which means the most detail log level in npm install process. There are 9 levels of log in npmlog: silent, error, warn, notice, http, timing, info, verbose, silly. log.addLevel(‘silly’, -Infinity, { inverse: true }, ‘sill’) … Read more
Short answer: There’s no terse way to achieve this that works cross-platform, as per your second example which references the $npm_package_config variable. For a cross-platform solution, i.e. one that works successfully on both *nix and Windows platforms – whereby the default shell utilized by npm scripts is either sh or cmd respectively, you’ll need to … Read more
Setting NODE_ENV to development as Benjamin Gruenbaum pointed out in the comment resolved the issues. set NODE_ENV=development
In my case, I had a very old version of npm. Upgrading npm using sudo npm install npm -g fixed the problem for me. Additionally I also did rm -rf node_modules and npm cache clean and npm config set registry “http://registry.npmjs.org/”