Closed fusion809 closed 8 years ago
Just to be clear this error did not occur with Node.js 6.4.0. I've been forced to downgrade to Node.js 6.4.0 in order to get past this error. This error does not seem to affect the installing of extra APM packages (e.g., with apm install script
), once Atom has been installed. It only seems to be occur when it is run in Atom's source directory.
Hi,
I successfully built atom-1.9.9-3
a few hours ago with Node 6.5.0. Could it be a temporary network problem on your side?
Did you do a clean build? (i.e., did ya pass the -C
option to makepkg
?) Good question, but sadly I doubt it. My net is excellent and with Node.js 6.4.0 everything builds fine. With 6.5.0 I've tried at least 5 times with no success. Every time there was nothing wrong with my net, I could access web pages, perform downloads and uploads without a problem.
I built on Arch's server in a clean chroot environment. Tried now on my laptop and it's installing. I've no idea right now on what can cause this issue. Try a few hours later and let me know if it persists.
Hi,
I've noticed that since the release of Node.js 6.5.0 the running of
apm install
in Atom's top-level source directory (as the atom PKGBUILD does at line 72) fails, asapm install
just freezes and doesn't proceed past the stage of:even after waiting for >2 hours! I've started a new task at the Arch Linux Bugzilla (FS#50164) regarding this, but I thought I'd give ya a heads up, in the hope that the extra time that alerting ya before you're assigned to this task on the Bugzilla affords ya, helps ya to fix this bug.
How to reproduce:
Run
makepkg -sifC --noconfirm
in theatom
subdirectory of this repository, or (and yeah this will be faster) get the Atom source for v1.9.9, go into the top-level directory of the source code and runapm install
.Thanks for your time, Brenton