Closed kehusa closed 8 years ago
Can you try to update the ws
library to 1.0.1
at the root of your node_modules
folder, and see if it fixes the problem?
Something like:
rm -rf node_modules/**/ws
npm i ws@1.0.1
Oh, my bad, this won't work, because I'm requesting ^0.8.0
pretty much everywhere.
If this error is only happening on the server, then you can modify the kevoree-group-ws
package.json manually, so that the ws
dependencies points to ^1.0.1
and then install it using the shell script I've given previously.
It might do the trick (just to check if the latest ws
version fixes the issue)
All new kevoree js standard libraries that uses ws
have been updated. This shouldn't happen anymore.
Sometimes this occurs. Can it be handled in another way than shutting down the node?