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Issues with registry value using npm start #810
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Hi @om327, Just curious, did you run |
Hi @AlexJerabek , Thanks for getting back to me, I tried starting from scratch - watching the terminal after using the cmd
It looks like yoman isn't compatable with newer versions of node > 18 since running
Then when trying to run the server I get the following:
I'll try uninstalling v20 and install v18 and try again |
@om327 Also, does the package.json in your project have an "engines" property that looks something like the following? "engines": { |
nope
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Definately a version compatability issue - the plugin works with v18.12.0 but there are warnings about potential valnerbilities since this is an older distribution
Will the pacakge be updated to work with v20 LTS or is it better to use the |
Hi, I'm trying to follow the tutorial for creating an excel plugin - I seem to hit the same issue each time when trying to run the example using the command
npm start
.Node version v20.9.0
Microsoft® Excel® for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2310 Build 16.0.16924.20054) 64-bit
It looks like its a permissions issue - I've tried running vs code as administrator but I'm still having the same issue.
Its a little confusing as there is another microsoft excel-plugin repository that uses a different approch -
npm http-server
https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-Add-in-samples/tree/main/Samples/hello-world/excel-hello-world
Following the examples in this repository and using the following works:
Copying over the .crt and .key files and trying to use this server instead of
npm start
for this directory doesn't seem to work?Any help would be fantastic.
Many thanks,
Ollie
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