Closed hipertracker closed 9 years ago
It must be somehow related to the npm version. My OS X is using npm v2.x. My Ubuntu and Windows 10.beta boxes use npm 1.x and I CAN install urequire
there...
Thank for the report @hipertracker - I am afraid I haven't tested with npm 2.x - I will check its compatible for the v0.7 release. Regards
+1 for this issue.
+1 this is super blocking! Is there an alternative way to get this setup?
Its probably due to npm dependencies - perhaps you can change the "^" etc dependencies in package.json
of urequire to absolute ones (of the latest versions published) and it should work ok.
I will release a fix by next week. Sorry for this, I am in a big transition phase in my life and have limited time.
No stress Agelos, best of luck to you and thanks for the tips.
On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 11:32 AM, Agelos Pikoulas notifications@github.com wrote:
Its probably due to npm dependencies - perhaps you can change the "^" etc dependencies in package.json of urequire to absolute ones (of the latest versions published) and it should work ok.
I will release a fix by next week. Sorry for this, I am in a big transition phase in my life and have limited time.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/anodynos/uRequire/issues/61#issuecomment-73077304.
Ok! Found the culprit http://blog.npmjs.org/post/98131109725/npm-2-0-0 & some time for open source - I ll hopefully release a fix this weekend & v7.0 soon (its mostly docs that need revising).
The npm@2.x
issue was actually in the deps of urequire
(eg urequire-rc-inject-version
). These are all now updated on npm & the latest version 0.7.0-beta.14
should work without problems. Also closing https://github.com/aearly/grunt-urequire/issues/14
HOW to use it if it even cannot be installed?
npm install
does not work :(npm-debug.log attached