Getting webpack error when running 'gatsby develop'
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I followed the getting started guide here https://gatsby-theme-carbon.now.sh/getting-started/
But when I tried to run gatsby run dev
, I get the error as shown in the screenshot.
Note: This issue only appears on Windows and Ubuntu. The funny thing is that it works fione on Mac.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks
Andy
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I do see the error on my Mac. Deleting lines 135 and 254 in /pages/components/markdown.mdx resolves the error. It appears that, outside of code blocks, text with angle brackets inlined and html comments (<!-- -->
) are not valid.Changing the package manager from npm to yarn fixed it. The errors in markdown.mdx disappeared too.
Closing as this is an upstream issue.