Closed thazhemadam closed 2 years ago
This should be fixed by upgrading to Debian Bullseye (#222).
I think this should be fixed by the combination of #220, #222, and #221.
@thazhemadam Can you try v5.34 and see if the issue has been resolved?
I can confirm that the issue seems to have been resolved on v5.34
(and v5.35
).
v5.34
~/rootfs-images main ❯ julia --project test_rootfs.jl --url https://github.com/JuliaCI/rootfs-images/releases/download/v5.34/npm_linux.x86_64.tar.gz --treehash 32f5d89ce6768783f6135d1da8c2e490a4cb91bc
Activating environment at `~/rootfs-images/Project.toml`
Downloaded artifact: alpine-rootfs
I have no name!@legion:/build$ npm -l
I have no name!@legion:/build$
v5.35
~/rootfs-images main ❯ julia --project test_rootfs.jl --url https://github.com/JuliaCI/rootfs-images/releases/download/v5.35/npm_linux.x86_64.tar.gz --treehash 3bc608bb90c292716877048c60b2bfdc2321ddda
Activating project at `~/rootfs-images`
I have no name!@legion:/build$ npm -l
I have no name!@legion:/build$
Closing this issue since it seems to have been resolved. Thanks!
There seems to be a version incompatibility between the versions of Node.js (
v10.24.0
) and npm (v5.8.0
) in the npm rootfs image published with the latest release. This discrepancy can also be confirmed looking at the compatibility chart available at https://nodejs.org/en/download/releases. These releases are also pretty old now, since the latest versions of Node.js and npm are18.8.0
and8.18.0
respectively.Please note that I haven't tried using the npm rootfs image published as a part of the earlier releases, so I cannot comment on the usability of the same.
MWE
Error