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May want to check out #6800 |
Agreed, check out: https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/fixing-npm-permissions |
Closing as a duplicate of #6800. |
I run chown it's worked |
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Run following commands |
and you see in log:
😭 |
still same issue |
Please anyone help me on this, this issue only on ios |
I had the same issue on MacOs. I fixed. try this install first node-gyp this was my error in a loop gyp verb command install [ '9.4.0' ] |
I have faced and fixed this issue relates node-sass and python error.Try installing latest angular cli command with the steps below Set the system variable path as well: C:\Users\windowsusername\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules@angular\cli\bin; C:\Program Files\nodejs; Then start using angular cli command prompt using: angular client project folder path>npm install -g node-gyp |
Error - gyp ERR! configure error
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is there any new changes pushed in node_scss???? gyp verb cli 'rebuild', |
I was getting the same frustrating error, it's definitely a permissions issue. If you've been using NPM with sudo for a while and don't want to go through the hassle of reinstalling everything (at least not right in the middle of a project) I think I found a quick fix. node-sass refused to install whether I used sudo or not, so I looked at my project directory - This did the trick. Just a suggested shortcut. |
I'm getting the same error on windows when creating a new project knowing that i did npm install overcoming a proxy . |
I solved this by simply |
@saadbinsaeed I'm getting the following error |
@Mona-Superscientist Are you using the yarn? Try upgrading it to latest version. But first try it by removing your lock file and reinstalling the node modules |
" npm install -g --unsafe-perm node-sass " . solved the issue. |
You Need: |
npm install --unsafe-perm --force |
I solved it by:
This might be a temporary fix until I find a better one. |
I had also facing this error. None of the above methods work for me. Please follow this. It's Works like a charm !! For Installing Node in Ubuntu 16 via npm :- You can install with npm 5.2.0 Version If you are using nvm :- nvm install 8.2.1 nvm use 8.2.1 npm install node-sass If you are using npm separately then upgrade or downgrade npm version to 5.2.0 npm install node-sass |
I had problem to install by Docker container I got the error:
Then I added in my Dockerfile:
I think even you aren't using Docker, you can run |
None of these worked. Only worked , when I used Sudo before every npm commands. |
That worked for me on Docker node:10 thanks heaps |
with |
Why? root is the default user and all of that will run inside a container (if you're using docker, of course). I believe that's the main purpose of using an isolated context, but you can try set another user anyway. |
After throwing everything I knew at it, restarting my computer resolved the issue for me. It's possible that either IntelliJ or my corporate antivirus was interfering with it? Thought I'd share in case someone else is out of ideas 😄 |
@adamdport lol, "have you tried turning it off and on again?" nice one! |
Hi All, Please include below command in your route folder. sudo npm install -g --unsafe-perm node-sass It's working fine. |
No need to worry . |
instead of this just try to install everything as non-root user |
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Installation error (node-sass) with:
node version 8.1.2
npm version 5.0.3
I recently updated node from 7.5.0 to 8.1.2 (with nvm). Installing the latest @angular/cli now results in this error:
The log given by the failure.
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