env: can't execute 'node --harmony': No such file or directory

[torsjonas]

env: can't execute 'node --harmony': No such file or directory

Getting this in Alpine Linux running in a Docker container. Seems that passing the --harmony flag won't work on some Linux distributions, as described for example here:
lambtron/emojipacks#94

Seeing that the --harmony flag was there at Dec 12 2016.

oas-raml-converter/lib/bin/converter.js

Line 1 in 54f70f1

#!/usr/bin/env node --harmony

Could the flag be dropped now to support more linux distributions?

[torsjonas]

In my case I can monkey patch the module to make it work, like so
sed -i "1s/ --harmony//" node_modules/oas-raml-converter/lib/bin/converter.js

[postatum]

Same on Linux Mint 18.3

[foospidy]

Same when using FROM ubuntu in docker.

[spetrashov]

The same issue with official node docker image.
8.12 and 10.11 both built from buildpack-deps:jessie which is basicaly debian.

[cpedrero-datio]

In my case I can monkey patch the module to make it work, like so
sed -i "1s/ --harmony//" node_modules/oas-raml-converter/lib/bin/converter.js

Thanks @torsjonas, but in my case with another docker stable image as node:10.16.1-alpine, I uninstalled oas-raml-converter first like this way:

npm uninstall oas-raml-converter
npm --prefix /oas-raml-converter run build

sed -i "1s/ --harmony//" /oas-raml-converter/lib/bin/converter.js