I followed this helpful guide from @mnapoli and am running into an error with the latest version of Laravel. Whenever I try to run any serverless commands in the application directory, I get the error below. It seems like it may be related to a recent change in Laravel where "type": "module", was added to the package.json file. If I remove that line from package.json, serverless will run fine, but it breaks the asset compilation in Laravel. If I remove the bref plugin from serverless.yml, serverless will run fine (but throw an error because the PHP runtime isn't valid, which makes sense).
I've tried this on MacOS and Ubuntu 20.04, and I've tried with Node 12, 14, and 16.
~/Code/serverless >> serverless info
Environment: darwin, node 16.16.0, framework 3.30.1 (standalone), plugin 6.2.3, SDK 4.3.2
Docs: docs.serverless.com
Support: forum.serverless.com
Bugs: github.com/serverless/serverless/issues
Error:
TypeError: Invalid host defined options
at /snapshot/serverless/lib/utils/import-esm.js:5:54
at /snapshot/serverless/lib/utils/require-with-import-fallback.js:9:44
at PluginManager.requireServicePlugin (/snapshot/serverless/lib/classes/plugin-manager.js:171:14)
at PluginManager.resolveServicePlugins (/snapshot/serverless/lib/classes/plugin-manager.js:198:29)
at PluginManager.loadAllPlugins (/snapshot/serverless/lib/classes/plugin-manager.js:136:47)
at Serverless.init (/snapshot/serverless/lib/serverless.js:146:30)
at async /snapshot/serverless/scripts/serverless.js:614:7
Description:
I followed this helpful guide from @mnapoli and am running into an error with the latest version of Laravel. Whenever I try to run any serverless commands in the application directory, I get the error below. It seems like it may be related to a recent change in Laravel where
"type": "module",
was added to the package.json file. If I remove that line from package.json, serverless will run fine, but it breaks the asset compilation in Laravel. If I remove the bref plugin from serverless.yml, serverless will run fine (but throw an error because the PHP runtime isn't valid, which makes sense).I've tried this on MacOS and Ubuntu 20.04, and I've tried with Node 12, 14, and 16.