Closed allypalanzi closed 2 years ago
Hey @allypalanzi! I think there's something weird going on with NPM. The release workflow shows all the packages were released without any issues: https://github.com/percy/cli/runs/7138220134?check_suite_focus=true#step:6:249
NPM on the package list shows 1.5.1, but clicking it goes to 1.5.0 and also errors on 1.5.1. So something is really funky
I think I'm going to wait to see if there's anything that needs to propagate before trying to republish/release another version.
I had this issue also - looks like npm is having some issues right now related to this. I'll probably roll back to 1.5.0
for now.
thanks all, i'll close this. i had checked the NPM status page but it didnt have anything there yet!
We're on the cutting edge! 😅 For record keeping, this is the status page for it: https://status.npmjs.org/incidents/6wr25yb0b2dd
Once that's resolved I'll double back to make sure we don't have rerelease or anything. Thanks for the report!
👋🏼 It appears this has been back filled and resolved by NPM (I'm able to upgrade to the latest in my reproduction projects)
The problem
When trying to upgrade my node modules, I'm getting an issue where it cannot find version
1.5.1
of@percy/cli-command
I dont have this package manually installed, am only using it through @percy/cli
Environment
@percy/cli
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