missing npm packages while installing puppeteer@21.5.2 with cft 119.0.6045.105

[Karthikeyan2752]

am trying to update the puppeteer from 20.9.0 to 21.5.2 for and chrome for testing to 119_0_6045_105, for the puppeteer installatio i am using this command and used node js 16.16.0 before and upgrading to 20.10.0 "$node_bin_path"/npm install puppeteer@"$puppeteer_version" --omit=dev --prefix "$node_modules_path" if remove prefix command, it is working fine, but i want the install the puppeteer in a specific directory, help me sort out the issuue, INSTALLATION LOG: `

 [exec] npm verb statusCode 404
 [exec] npm verb pkgid @npmcli/docs@^1.0.0
 [exec] npm verb cwd /home/puppeteer/pdf/build
 [exec] npm verb Linux 6.2.0-39-generic
 [exec] npm verb node v20.10.0
 [exec] npm verb npm  v10.2.3
 [exec] npm ERR! code E404
 [exec] npm ERR! 404 Not Found - GET <npm regsitry url>/@npmcli%2fdocs - no such package available
 [exec] npm ERR! 404 
 [exec] npm ERR! 404  '@npmcli/docs@^1.0.0' is not in this registry

i have tried insatalling other versions of node, the samed error is showing, and i tried with 120 stable chrome for testing version it is working fine, but the puppeteer suggest only 119 chrome version, when i install the puppeteer globally it is working fine, but showing error when we try to install it in a specific directory using --prefix. help me.

[marco-ippolito]

try to npm set registry https://registry.npmjs.org/, also it would be great to see the debug.log

[Karthikeyan2752]

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Tried, same packages missing error is coming, but it is working fine with 120 cft version. I am installing all these using - - prefix command.