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[!] Build issue after update to v4.3.3 #436
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@JounQin You’ve closed this issue, but it’s not fixed yet because you’ve released version 4.3.4 with a new update. I’m still waiting for this update. Thank you. |
About your comment in un-ts/napi-postinstall#9 (comment)
Because I use |
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I’m sorry, but could you please provide a specific reason for your insistence on not releasing v4.3.4? Many people, including myself, are currently experiencing this error. |
Because it doesn't have to be upgraded when its dependency upgrades, otherwise the upgrade chain is too long. Can you share what's error is presented in /private/var/folders/59/ywrwz02d0jdgckn_y2vrjyj00000gn/T/xfs-b3e2634e/build.log? |
I believe you are not familiar with yarn pnp. |
You need provide more information then. I also use yarn P'n'P sometimes. And also, you can delete the |
Many people squander their time due to a simple error you made, especially when you’re unwilling to rectify it in the proper manner.
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For your information It seems that napi-postinstall (versions 0.1.2 and 0.1.3 were observed causing this) attempts to resolve or require the package.json of the host package (unrs-resolver in this case) during its execution. However, unrs-resolver is not declared as a direct or peer dependency within napi-postinstall's own package.json. Yarn's strict PnP mode enforces dependency boundaries, and since this access isn't backed by a declared dependency relationship, PnP prevents the resolution, causing the build to fail. |
Becouse of your patch release Im not able to build even by downgrade to 4.3.3! 😢 Damn me, I updated the package in the middle of a project delivery and then came back to report it to you! I should have been working with the same previous version so I wouldn't have gotten caught by you. |
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I’m facing an issue with deploying my project because of this package. Could you please fix your last release as soon as possible?
More details from unrs/unrs-resolver#71
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