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[BUG] Installation stuck both from palette and command-line #17
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Hi Killerloop2, I was able to successfully install on Ubuntu 20.04.01 LTS using node.js v12.22.6 and npm 6.14.15. What version of nodejs and npm are you currently running? |
Hi wac-dirka, node v16.8.0 I've tried to run "sudo npm i unified-red --verbose" to understand what is happening and apparently the installation process gets stuck on repeating respectively: "npm timing idealtree:node_modules/@angular/animations" which reports as completed but looks like it is in a loop as they get repeated over and over non stop. |
I was able to reproduce the issue on node 16.8.0 and npm 7.21.1. We have some dependencies that don’t currently build under v16 and will need to investigate further. If possible, please try the latest LTS version 14.17.6 (npm 6.14.15). You should be able to build with that. |
I also had issues installing unified-red on Windows Server. Installing it with Manage Pallette doesn't work. Next, I decided to wipe Node-Red and do a clean install. My Node.js version is v20.11.1, and npm 10.5.1. This is the output:
After installation, Node-Red initializes, but after a few seconds, it crashes and exits the process:
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Describe the bug
Installing the package both from palette and "npm i unified-red" from the NPM folder remains stuck forever on : "idealtree: request: sill fetch manifest node-gyp@3.x"
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
A complete installation of unified-red
Environment (please select one or more):
[x ] Node-RED
[ ] Unified-RED
[ ] Backend
Additional context
Issues happened both on Windows 10 system and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS OS
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