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Astro Blog Prompt Fails to Install Dependencies on Linux Mint #315

Open zero2999 opened 4 days ago

zero2999 commented 4 days ago

Describe the bug

When attempting to execute the example blog prompt in Astro on Linux Mint, the project creation process is incomplete. Dependencies are not installed via npm, even after clearing the cache and reinstalling them. Additionally, the command execution during blog creation is noticeably slow.

I encountered the same issue with a to-do list prompt, where dependency installation was either incomplete or excessively slow.

Link to the Bolt URL that caused the error

http://localhost:5175/chat/astro-blog-2

Steps to reproduce

  1. Download the Astro blog prompt project from Bolt.new.
  2. Configure all required APIs as instructed.
  3. Initiate the project creation process.
  4. Observe that dependencies are not installed correctly via npm.
  5. Clear the cache and attempt to reinstall dependencies.
  6. Note the slow command execution during project creation.

Expected behavior

The project creation process should successfully install all necessary dependencies via npm without delays or incompleteness.

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jondoescoding commented 2 days ago

Same issue here

chrismahoney commented 2 days ago

The project creation process should successfully install all necessary dependencies via npm without delays or incompleteness.

That's right! There are a few moving parts related to successful one-shots of these example prompts, and they are absolutely a near-term priority. We may adjust the content/behavior of the sample prompts to reflect the current state of codegen going forward, at least I would like to recommend we do so.

champ2050 commented 2 days ago

@chrismahoney The following four or five example prompts seem to be causing more issues. I am not suggesting that these prompts resolve the dependency installation or preview issue, but I tried entering a manual prompt, and it works within the interface. However, these specific examples appear to interfere with something. It seems they are not providing clear instructions or triggering the LLM model to install dependencies correctly. I'm not sure exactly what the problem is, but these examples don't seem to work as intended.