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Rebuild native extension
See original GitHub issueI have a native extension and I’d like to test it using electron-mocha. How can I run tests and make sure that the installed version of electron and extension that I built with #node-gyp are both built using the same runtime and are compatible?
I tried running ./node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild ., it says ✔ Rebuild Complete but I am sure it didn’t do anything.
It seems that electron-rebuild only targets modules by name but that’s not the case here since my package.json is the module itself. Is it possible to point electron-rebuild to module.node or source code or bindings.gyp so it could do its magic?
Running electron throws error:
Module version mismatch. Expected 50, got 48.
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I completely failed when committing this but this is now handled on this line in this commit 😆
https://github.com/electron/electron-rebuild/commit/885e9edc18d1d160be2e2a4ea419ed0451b0534c#diff-e954a0c620ecfedccb6c501ac9f5d046R83
Basically, we now check the root module as well so in your native module just run
electron-rebuild .and it should work (note not released yet)I have the same question