npm version 7.5.4 detected. The Angular CLI temporarily requires npm version 6 while upstream issues are addressed.
Please install a compatible version to proceed (npm install --global npm#6).
For additional information and alternative workarounds, please see https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/19957#issuecomment-775407654
Update
The issue is closed and the problem solved
NPM 7.5.6 or greater.
Angular CLI 9.1.15, 10.2.3, 11.2.2, 12.0.0-next.2 or greater (within each major version).
if you still having problems use:
Hi you can bypass the error using ng new --skip-install <-- Workaround
Unfortunately is not the best approach is downgrade node and npm , stay tune here is the open issue :https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/19957
If you want to use schematics the workaround will doesn't work ,please downgrade
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i using react-native-pdf but in new version it use react-native-blob-util and when i install react-native-blob-util its crash.
i read from stackoverflow and google, that it's better to downgrade the react-native-pdf because, the downgrade version of react-native-pdf why don't use react-native-blob-util.
now i have react-native-pdf version = 6.4.0
now i want to downgrade to react-native-pdf
version = 6.2.0
please someone help me, thankyouu
You can install any npm module by mentioning the version as well. Remove the package from package.json first, then
npm i react-native-pdf#6.2.0
I had faced the same issue last week, so I started using react-native-view-pdf package, its similar and not much code change is required, you can try it.
You can just edit your package.json. Just edit your "react-native-pdf": "6.4.0" to "react-native-pdf": "6.2.0". And after that run npm install or yarn
I am fairly new to versioning a library, I wanted to get a clarity on my concern and please explain how does npm work.
I am trying to build a library and publish it to my organization npm registry. Now I have an alpha release which is already available in nexus and I did an npm install and the library works fine.
Now I when I create a stable release and make the library available for my organisation to use, when this happens the version tag will be updated to v1.0.0 and when I do an npm install the latest stable version will be available.
Post this, if I create further more alpha builds the version now has an alpha build tag appended to the version. Now when I do an npm install in a fresh project setup which version will I get:
stable version
new alpha version
I am a new to this, if anyone can explain how npm install will work and what version will I get that will be super helpful.
Thanks
What npm i will do for you, depends on what you stated in package.json.
{
"dependencies":{
"foo":"1.0.0", //match version exactly
"baz":">1.0.2", //must be greater than version
"elf":"~1.2.3", //everything from 1.2.3 to <1.3.0
"thr":"^1.2.3", //from 1.2.3 to <2.0.0
}
}
More details here
If you want to know the exact version of the package installed after npm i you could look it up in package-lock.json
I'm trying to install a package 'Kurento-client' via npm but it gives error in installing its own dependencies (bufferutil and utf-8-validate). Error also mentions 'node-gyp rebuild'
Here is the screenshot of the error:
Can you please tell, what should I do or change?
When I install those 2 dependencies separately (bufferuil and utf-8-validate), they install successfully with the latest version.
But the Kurento-client is installing their old version. I don't know why. I need only kurento-client to be installed.
After searching for a while, I solved it by dropping the npm version. The reason is that some packages have dependencies which they need to install, and in our case, those dependencies were of the old version which cannot correlate with the newer version of npm. Either you have to update those ones separately or drop your npm version. Hope it helps someone!
Found this post that appears to resolve the issues.
https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/8359
Sorry but it is not clear to me what is the next step to fix this issue?
Which version of angular cli should I upgrade to fix this?
Note that this happens in compiling in angular production mode.
This should do the trick:
npm uninstall -g angular-cli
npm cache clean
npm install -g angular-cli#1.4.9
People in the post generally mention no issues after going to CLI 1.4.9
Also, the Angular verison might need to be dropped down as well if just doing the CLI doesn't work. See jonathanbruno's comment on that page
On the project page of NPM, it reads:
You need node v0.6 or higher to run this program.
To install an old and unsupported version of npm that works on node
0.3 and prior, clone the git repo and dig through the old tags and branches
For some reason I have to use Node.js 0.2.x, but I have no idea which version of NPM should I install? As I've tried the latest, and it didn't work for Node.js 0.2.x.
Thanks.
npm version 0.2.19 is the last one that works with node 0.2.
Don't use it. It's terrible. Upgrade node.