Closed m7mdbadawy closed 6 years ago
Do you use node-blockly in a browser?
Xmlshim is needed only for node.js. I'll try to find another solution to parse xml
@mo4islona I use it for both browser and backend
This issue has also broken our build, we cannot pull in non npm dependencies. We've had to downgrade node-blockly because of this. We tried to fix this on xmlshim, see @znerol's response on https://github.com/znerol/node-xmlshim/pull/6
Yeah, this situation is really unfortunate. I've published 0.2.3 which explicitly specifies git+https as the protocol for the libxmljs dependency. This should at least help with the http-proxy problem.
From the commit history I can see that you have moved to
xmlshim
that will cause a problem in build for people who are behind an http proxyxmlshim
depends on pullinglibxmljs
fromgit://github.com/znerol/libxmljs.git#xmlwriter-0.17.1
and this url doesn't work behind an http proxyI had the following error
Command failed: /usr/bin/git clone --depth=1 -q -b xmlwriter-0.18.0 git://github.com/znerol/libxmljs.git /home/jenkins/.npm/_cacache/tmp/git-clone-bd5b74dd
This broke my build unfortunately and probably will break other people's build who uses http proxy