Open i-haz-teh-codez opened 1 week ago
Hi @i-haz-teh-codez, seems like the CLI hangs during Installing dependencies...
which is the CLI shelling out to npm to install the template dependencies. Can you try the same command with the --verbose
flag and post the output here?
Also, could you try maybe with a different package manager and/or node version?
Ah, there's a --verbose
flag I was unaware of. But I'm not seeing how it changes anything. I mean, you've nailed where the problem is (hanging at "Installing dependencies with NPM...") which is where the verbose output ends and the hanging starts. In other words, there's no more verbose output after that installing dependencies stage — the verbosity ends right there.
Also what's the point of switching to a different package manager when it's supposed to work with LTS Node? By the way, I got it to work with Node 20.18.0 but surely that's not ideal — it should be working with the latest stable Node 22.11.0?
Anyway, here's the --verbose
output. I updated my question on StackOverflow with the logs but was unable to link to the photos here (hotlinking error). Check them out there.
I retried again in a separate terminal window. Still hanging even right now, almost 2 hours later. Here's the --verbose
output:
Here are the relevant first lines...
And the relevant last lines...
Also what's the point of switching to a different package manager when it's supposed to work with LTS Node?
Just trying to pin down where the issue is. I tried with node 22, npm and linux and it worked for me 🤔
I assume that running npm install
in any other project works as expected?
Could you check in the folder from the verbose log: /tmp/..../app
and see if it actually installed the dependencies and just failed to report it?
If it didn't, can you try running npm install in that directory and see if it works? (maybe is a permissions issue?)
Sorry I don't have more concrete answers, but I can't reproduce the issue
OK.
I reported that I actually got it working with a lower version of Node. Also I mentioned that's not ideal since I'm supposed to simply run shopify app init
and everything should be set up flawlessly.
But now I have to use tricks like downgrading Node or setting things up manually in /tmp
when I'm not supposed to be doing all that (even though I'm technically able to). If anything, I was only reporting the CLI is neither completing running the command nor throwing an error. It just hangs — no verbose output, no error — nothing.
I actually opened a new terminal window and attempted the command again minutes after your first comment. Well, that command is still hung up at "Installing dependencies with npm ..." even at this very moment, near 3 hours later.
Update: In my last comment I mentioned I ran the command again in another terminal window and left it hung up there. I came back to check and apparently the command exited 9 hours later. Here are the logs, and notice I left the command hung up at 12:31 and received a response at 21:11.
Again, I was only reporting a bug. The CLI hanging and responding 9 hours later obviously isn't the intended behavior.
The code you're running is here:
getDeepInstallNPMTasks
really just runs npm install
, see here:
It looks like npm install
actually took 9 hours. I'm clueless as to why, but it's not something the CLI can control.
If you'd like to confirm, you can do this again and scan running processes for npm install
(ps aux | grep npm
).
Please confirm that you have:
In which of these areas are you experiencing a problem?
App
Expected behavior
Command
shopify app init
should either set up a new app or return an error.Actual behavior
The command just hangs. No response for 30+ minutes. Neither a new app is set up nor an error returned.
I asked for assistance on StackOverflow. Here's the link to the question.
Verbose output
Reproduction steps
shopify app init
Operating System
Ubuntu 22.04
Shopify CLI version (check your project's
package.json
if you're not sure)3.70.0
Shell
bash
Node version (run
node -v
if you're not sure)22.11.0
What language and version are you using in your application?
Node 22.11.0