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npm install not permitted
See original GitHub issueIn https://github.com/jupyterhub/binderhub/issues/558 @aborruso reports:
Hi, I have
npm install -g mapshaperin postBuild, but I’m blocked because I’m not root.Is there another way to install a nodejs package and have it ready to use after building?
Thank you
Does anyone remember why we decided that postBuild should not run as root?
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:6 (5 by maintainers)
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If we installed npm itself with conda or nvm, then
npm install -gwould work without permission issues. I think there’s also an NPM_ROOT/PREFIX env or something that should specify where-ginstalls would go. That could be pointed to a prefix that’s on PATH and user-writable.indeed! thanks for the quick fix @aborruso and the subsequent
.localpatch in #313 @yuvipanda !