Cannot find module 'portfinder'
See original GitHub issueI’m running Backstop locally via Docker. Everything was fine and dandy, until I ran docker pull backstopjs/backstopjs
today. After downloading the latest image, running the same backstop command which was previously working now throws: Error: Cannot find module portfinder
.
The Backstop version in the Docker image is apparently v3.5.4
, yes, even though the latest on Docker hub right now is v3.5.3
.
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Epic fail. 🤦♂️
Ok – just republished. Please try again! v3.5.10
Will try that first thing tomorrow when I’m back at the office.