Fail to run on NodeJS 10. It says "Node 4.0 or above"
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Console output when you run electron-packager with the environment variable DEBUG=electron-packager
. Please include the stack trace if one exists.
CANNOT RUN WITH NODE 10.5.0
Electron Packager requires Node 4.0 or above.
What command line arguments are you passing? Alternatively, if you are using the API, what
parameters are you passing to the packager()
function?
electron-packager ./app "xxxxx" --out=dist --package-manager=yarn --platform=win32 --arch=x64 --electron-version=1.7.8 --icon=assets/win/xxxxx.ico
Please provide either a failing minimal testcase (with a link to the code) or detailed steps to reproduce your problem. Using electron-quick-start is a good starting point.
I have NodeJS 10.5 installed and I have tried to use yarn build thing to compile some application, however, electron-packager fails. It thinks “10.5” is OLDER than 4.0. What the heck? 🤣
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try to change “electron-packager”: to “^12.1.0” in package,json
and run gradle info build… so that you can see exact issue
You could also update your electron package to 3.0.8 and electron package manager to 12.1.0.