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I'm trying to build my Expo project using EAS Build, but I'm getting the following error during the "Install dependencies" phase: Running "npm ci" in /home/expo/workingdir/build/ ...
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I am trying to deploy and finish my first ever react webpage project. My code is purely made in js, i dont think i used typesctipt I've already created front-end using my knowledge and ChatGPT. And I ...
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I have two local npm projects - myMainApp and myOtherApp. For both, i install the requirements with npm ci from an existing package-lock.json file. myMainApp has a reference to the other app in it's ...
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I have to download a package from my-org with GitHub actions for Node projects. I have an action like this to make an .npmrc file: > ${{ inputs.npmrc_path }} echo "@my-org:registry=https://npm....
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We have a few build pipelines that are failing intermittently with "error cb() never called!" for npm ci. This error is displayed after it downloaded and extract a random npm package (in ...
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I've created a monorepo project with server/client/shared packages. I have an existing (large) project that I try to apply monorepo behavior to have common code between multiple projects. I'm using ...
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I am working on a pipeline to install npm packages using GitHub Actions, I am getting this error: npm ERR! code EUSAGE npm ERR! npm ERR! The `npm ci` command can only install with an existing package-...
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I've been trying to install freeCodeCamp repo locally coz I'm doing the Full-stack curriculum and I am in a remote area where the grid is not reliable. I've got the repo on my compute already. I've ...
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Why npm ci removes the node_modules / all packages? If a node_modules is already present, it will be automatically removed before npm ci begins its install.
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Node version: 8.11.3 I checked out a solution. It includes package-lock.json. So, I am trying to run npm ci on the instance. Unfortunately, it is not working. I am getting the message: Usage: npm <...
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I am trying to install the dependencies from docker file with command RUN npm ci. But I am getting the following error Conflicting peer dependencies. Fix the upstream dependency conflict, or retry ...
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This is a commonly asked question, but a little different this time. It seems the developers of Node.js have chosen to make NPM register the standard v2 package-lock.json in the project root (or ...
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I have installed a library with version 1.0.0 and then I have modified package.json file with version 1.0.3 and then I run "npm ci" and expecting it should not update the package as it ...
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I am working on a React app that I just pulled down from Github. I ran an npm ci once pulled down and opened the project hoping it would run. I'm getting an error when I am trying to run the client ...
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I am struggling with one warning which shows in Azure Devops. ##[warning]The given cache key has changed in its resolved value between restore and save steps; original key: npm|"Linux"|...
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