[now-cli] Error after upgrading to 16.3.0
See original GitHub issueReceive an error message/unable to deploy after upgrading now-cli to version 16.3.0.
Works okay when reverting back to 16.2.0
Details:
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Upgrade to 16.3.0 with
npm i -g now@latest
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In console, run “now” command
now
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Get this error:
Error! ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat ‘LOCAL_PATH/mobile/node_modules/.bin/detect-libc’
The ‘LOCAL_PATH/mobile’ is the directory for a react-native version in the same repo.
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Revert back to 16.2.0
npm i -g now@16.2.0
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In console, run “now” command
now
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Runs and deploys correctly without errors
I was able to recreate these steps several times.
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Hi, it worked! Was able to do one deployment with the canary version.
I should have mentioned that my client environment is Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, so probably not the norm. Thanks!!!
Thanks for the update! It seems this is only affecting some machines because I was unable to reproduce but @sophearak was able to reproduce.
We released a fix to the canary channel that should resolve this problem.
Can you try
npm i -g now@canary
to confirm this this solves your issue? Thanks!