Using the npm install command to your Continuous Integration pipeline is a bad idea. Use the npm ci command instead. Here is why.
As an Angular developer npm install is a well known command. Copying this command to your Continuous Integration pipeline is a bad idea. Use the npm ci command instead. Here is why.
Facing the npm/yarn issues when installing a package on Windows #1
So, I’ve been alot of research back in 2019 and got my head spinning up because I couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t install the new js frramework Svelte and i’ve got this error instead
i’m newbie in this world and i don’t know what the hell is wrong with my npm and i was thought npx is seperated module from npm. then i try to find what causes it for days and i found the Svelte channel on discord so i’m straight to make an discord account and ask on support channel and hopefully someone help me. still, the issue’s not gone away ugghhh. i’m still deep down finding the solution but the i realize something from this when using yarn
'C:\Users\Benjamin' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
error Command failed.
Exit code: 1
is this issue has related with my user path? because my username is containing aa white space “Benjami Scott”. then i found one issue on npx github repo with the same issue. then i found the solution to this issue, and apparently white space on your username folder cause this error haappened.
1. go to your users folder (mine is in “C;\Users” ) then run cmd from there (on address bar on file explorer, click that and type cmd)
2. then type “dir /x” without double quote. it will show the lists like this
find your username there, mine is Benjamin Scott and my tilde short name is BENJAM~1.
3. then type this on cmd
for npm:
npm config set cache "C:\Users\BENJAM~1\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache" --global
for yarn
do it for npm first, then
yarn config set cache-folder "C:\Users\BENJAM~1\AppData\Local\Yarn\Cache\v6" --global
then
yarn config set cache "C:\Users\BENJAM~1\AppData\Local\Yarn\Cache\v6" --global
then
yarn config set prefix C:\Users\BENJAM~1\AppData\Local\Yarn\Cache\v6 --global
of course you should change that BENJAM~1 to your own tilde name on 2nd step you just did.
4. restart your computer then try to install your node package again, and now it will work.
you can check out the issue here and here for yarn
for future fix that i’ve found, i’ll writte on this tumblr blog.
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