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Missing ndarray dependencies using plotly.js v2.5.0, npm v6 and react-plotly.js v1
See original GitHub issueWhen reviewing our weekly Dependabot updates I came across an issue with our migration from Plotly 2.4.1 to 2.5.0. We now get the error shown below when trying to install dependencies. The issue was shown in our CI pipeline which runs npm ci.
I’ve attached our package files from 2.4.1 which work fine and the updated ones from 2.5.0 which break. You can run npm ci with the 2.5.0 files to reproduce.
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- Created 2 years ago
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@archmoj I’ve forked my own version of your branch and removed src from npmignore. I can now confirm that your PR is working as expected with npm version 6.
Unfortunately this week we may not be able to allocate more time investigating this problem. But please let us know if you found a solution for this namely at the
react-plotly.jslevel.