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Fixed it after degrading to "grpc": "1.23.3"
"dependencies": {
...
"grpc": "1.23.3",
...
}
➜ DataServer git:(master) ✗ npm ls grpc
dataserver@1.0.0 ~/DataServer
├─┬ @lag/ad-api@1.2.3
│ └─┬ google-ads-api@3.4.2
│ └─┬ google-ads-node@1.13.8
│ └── grpc@1.23.3 deduped
└── grpc@1.23.3
I got similar error for installing grpc@1.24.0
during npm install --save firebase
.
I just upgrade NodeJS version from v8* to latest v10 and problem solved.
I got similar error for installing
grpc@1.24.0
duringnpm install --save firebase
. I just upgrade NodeJS version from v8* to latest v10 and problem solved.
@nuri-engin I got this error on NodeJS version v10.16.0.
Maybe a bug has occurred since version grpc@1.24.0
.
any updates?
I got similar error for npm install --save firebase Linux 4.4.0-101-generic node v11.12.0 npm v6.7.0
I got same error when tried npm install
My local enviroment is
Who know how to solve this error ???
Same issue on my side while installing latest Firebase ...
same issue on my end and its failing on my heroku build.
I fixed this error by downgrading my node version from the latest (13.1.0) to 12.13.0
This error is gone for me without up/downgrading anything I bet it's something about some bundles downloaded while it installs, so it's basically an infrastructure issue.
Any other solutions? I'm still facing this issue. I have node v12.13.0 downgraded dependencies of grpc @1.23.3 This happened for me as well after upgrading to the latest firebase-tools
Any updates, same issue node version 10.17.0 and version 12.13.1 :(
Same issue. Just use Yarn
Same issue with node@13.1.0... downgraded to grpc@1.23.3 but still getting the error
Delete the old node_modules and package.lock.json and then install the latest version for firebase. Hope this would help you. :)
Same issue with node v12.9.1 Having issue only in google cloud build during integration tests. As a temporary solution skip test.
Same issue with node v13.5
Delete the old node_modules and package.lock.json and then install the latest version for firebase. Hope this would help you. :)
Done it several times. Couldn't find the solution :disappointed:
I have used Yarn instead.
In the folder of my package, where the error was occurring when using npm link
I just deleted the node_modules and package.lock.json and did the following steps:
yarn
yarn build
then
yarn link
all of it worked well.
was having trouble with Firebase cuz firebase needs grpc, so I went to package.json and updated firebase version to the current latest version "7.7.0". Yarn install and I don't see this error anymore
same issue no solution worked
I fixed this error by using node v8.17.0
Same issue with node@13.1.0 grpc@1.24.0
Any updates on this issue?
I try to cejecutar hyper fabric 1.4.4 and I have tried several versions of npm and node recommended by the system but the grpc is a problem. at the time of mounting the fabcar npm install the following error comes up
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! syscall spawn
npm ERR! file sh
npm ERR! errno ENOENT
npm ERR! grpc@1.23.3 install: node-pre-gyp install --fallback-to-build --library=static_library
npm ERR! spawn ENOENT
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the grpc@1.23.3 install script.
I also update and this error comes out:
npm install --save firebase
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! syscall spawn
npm ERR! file sh
npm ERR! errno ENOENT
npm ERR! grpc@1.24.2 install: node-pre-gyp install --fallback-to-build --library=static_library
npm ERR! spawn ENOENT
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the grpc@1.24.2 install script.
npm ERR! This is probably not a problem with npm. There is likely additional logging output above.
help please!
Downgrade the version of Node js
I found that the problem was that the package request
was missing.
Installing it before installing grpc fixed my issues.
If you have a package depending on grpc
, install request
first.
yarn add request
yarn add grpc
A colleague mentioned that the package "spike" is used if request is not available and that doesn't play nice with the company proxy. Dunno if that's actually the problem, but adding request
did fix the issue.
Downgrade the version of Node js
This worked for me. Mac OS Catalina and react-native project
Delete the old node_modules and package.lock.json and then install the latest version for firebase. Hope this would help you. :)
Done it several times. Couldn't find the solution 😞
work for me..
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
Remove the lock file and the node_modules
directory
rm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
get the latest version of firebase
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of firebase
was 7.10.0
check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0
npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling...
reymalahay...saved my life.
node version: 13.5.0 npm version: 6.13.4
It worked for me!
Downgrade the version of Node js
@JanuaryThomas Thank you! It did work for me :)
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
- Remove the lock file and the
node_modules
directoryrm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
- get the latest version of
firebase
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of
firebase
was7.10.0
- check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
- then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0 npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling...
Good work around
@reymalahay Thank you for pointing the way to the exit from today's visit to Dependency Hell
I am following the grpc/grpc-web
Hello World example.
When I need to npm install
grpc, I have the same error with node-pre-gyp
. I have tried the suggested changes in grpc, Node, and npm versions without any luck.
13226 verbose pkgid grpc@1.24.2
13227 verbose cwd /home/ubuntu/grpc-web/net/grpc/gateway/examples/helloworld
13228 verbose Linux 4.15.0-96-generic
13229 verbose argv "/usr/bin/node" "/usr/bin/npm" "install"
13230 verbose node v13.12.0
13231 verbose npm v6.14.4
13232 error code ELIFECYCLE
13233 error errno 6
13234 error grpc@1.24.2 install: `node-pre-gyp install --fallback-to-build --library=static_library`
13234 error Exit status 6
13235 error Failed at the grpc@1.24.2 install script.
13235 error This is probably not a problem with npm. There is likely additional logging output above.
I also found another user having the same issue on StackOverflow.
Any suggestions? I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 and behind a corporate proxy, if that makes a difference.
@isabelgk
do an ls -l
to see if you have a package-lock.json
file. if you do, delete it then run npm install
again.
btw, i cloned the example and ran npm install
; it works without any changes.
hth
I am following the
grpc/grpc-web
Hello World example.When I need to
npm install
grpc, I have the same error withnode-pre-gyp
. I have tried the suggested changes in grpc, Node, and npm versions without any luck.13226 verbose pkgid grpc@1.24.2 13227 verbose cwd /home/ubuntu/grpc-web/net/grpc/gateway/examples/helloworld 13228 verbose Linux 4.15.0-96-generic 13229 verbose argv "/usr/bin/node" "/usr/bin/npm" "install" 13230 verbose node v13.12.0 13231 verbose npm v6.14.4 13232 error code ELIFECYCLE 13233 error errno 6 13234 error grpc@1.24.2 install: `node-pre-gyp install --fallback-to-build --library=static_library` 13234 error Exit status 6 13235 error Failed at the grpc@1.24.2 install script. 13235 error This is probably not a problem with npm. There is likely additional logging output above.
I also found another user having the same issue on StackOverflow.
Any suggestions? I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 and behind a corporate proxy, if that makes a difference.
I found that the problem was that the package
request
was missing. Installing it before installing grpc fixed my issues. If you have a package depending ongrpc
, installrequest
first.
yarn add request
yarn add grpc
A colleague mentioned that the package "spike" is used if request is not available and that doesn't play nice with the company proxy. Dunno if that's actually the problem, but adding
request
did fix the issue.
This solution is worked for me
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
- Remove the lock file and the
node_modules
directoryrm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
- get the latest version of
firebase
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of
firebase
was7.10.0
- check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
- then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0 npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling...
This solution worked for me. I used yarn though.
node version: v13.2.0 yarn version: 1.22.4
I fixed this error by downgrading my node version from the latest (13.1.0) to 12.13.0
Downgrading also worked for me.
I have the same issue with Linux 18.04 and node 14.0.0 It seems it can't find the tar file for linux 64-bit arch Using request for node-pre-gyp https download node-pre-gyp WARN Tried to download(404): https://node-precompiled-binaries.grpc.io/grpc/v1.20.2/node-v83-linux-x64-glibc.tar.gz node-pre-gyp WARN Pre-built binaries not found for grpc@1.20.2 and node@14.0.0 (node-v83 ABI, glibc) (falling back to source compile with node
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
- Remove the lock file and the
node_modules
directoryrm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
- get the latest version of
firebase
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of
firebase
was7.10.0
- check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
- then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0 npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling...
worked. thankz
I found that the problem was that the package
request
was missing. Installing it before installing grpc fixed my issues. If you have a package depending ongrpc
, installrequest
first.yarn add request
yarn add grpc
A colleague mentioned that the package "spike" is used if request is not available and that doesn't play nice with the company proxy. Dunno if that's actually the problem, but addingrequest
did fix the issue.This solution is worked for me
This Worked for me.... thank you
I found that the problem was that the package
request
was missing. Installing it before installing grpc fixed my issues. If you have a package depending ongrpc
, installrequest
first.yarn add request
yarn add grpc
A colleague mentioned that the package "spike" is used if request is not available and that doesn't play nice with the company proxy. Dunno if that's actually the problem, but addingrequest
did fix the issue.This solution is worked for me
This Worked for me.... thank you
Yes this one worked for me to solve heroku failed build .. thank you
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
1. Remove the lock file and the `node_modules` directory
rm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
1. get the latest version of `firebase`
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of
firebase
was7.10.0
1. check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
1. then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0 npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling.
thanks bro
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
- Remove the lock file and the
node_modules
directoryrm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
- get the latest version of
firebase
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of
firebase
was7.10.0
- check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
- then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0 npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling...
Great, this worked. Thanks
Fixed downgrade to Node LTS last version 12.18.2
Delete the old node_modules and package.lock.json and then install the latest version for firebase. Hope this would help you. :)
This is working well for me :) 👍
First off, please do not upgrade/ downgrade your global environment libraries simply because a single library refuses to play nicely, save that as a super-last resort...
Try this:
- Remove the lock file and the
node_modules
directoryrm -rfv package-lock.json node_modules
- get the latest version of
firebase
npm install --save-exact --save firebase@latest
at the time of writing this, the latest version of
firebase
was7.10.0
- check for vulnerabilities
npm audit fix
- then run install
npm install
It worked for me with this combination:
node version: v13.7.0 npm version: 6.13.6
hth anyone who is still struggling...
This really works
In package.json
firebase version fixed to 7.5.2 "firebase": "7.5.2"
. I set it to be updated to the latest version "firebase": "^7.5.2"
but before doing that I removed the node_modules
folder and package-lock.json
. Now get rid of the error.
Delete the old node_modules and package.lock.json and then install the latest version for firebase. Hope this would help you. :)
This worked for me too! Thank you so mucho!
node version: v12.18.3
npm version: 6.14.6
Error as below:
dependency tree like below: