optional dependency incorrect resolution

[okwme]

SDK Version

1.5.0

What happened?

I'm using "vite-plugin-ngrok": "^1.1.2" which targets ngrok "@ngrok/ngrok" "^1.4.1" which resolves to version "1.5.0" which optionally includes @ngrok/ngrok-android-arm-eabi "1.5.0" which has no version 1.5 and so disrupts install to manually confirm the version 1.4.1 is fine.

I'm confused why ^1.4.1 would install version 1.5.0, it seems to all stem from that. Looking into the vite-plugin-ngrok repo, it has a pnpm-lock that seems to resolve a package with different integrity then when i install with yarn on my local machine.
https://github.com/aphex/vite-plugin-ngrok/blob/main/pnpm-lock.yaml

Relevant log output

[dthomasngrokker]

Hi @okwme! The vite-plugin-ngrok is not maintained by us. You should open a ticket in the appropriate repo: https://github.com/aphex/vite-plugin-ngrok/issues

[okwme]

Hi @dthomasngrokker this error does not have to do with vite-plugin-ngrok, it's just where I encountered the issue. I have reproduced the issue without using the vite plugin as follows:

yarn add @ngrok/ngrok@^1.4.1

When running this command I'm prompted with the message:

Couldn't find any versions for "@ngrok/ngrok-android-arm-eabi" that matches "1.5.0"
? Please choose a version of "@ngrok/ngrok-android-arm-eabi" from this list: (Use arrow keys)
❯ 1.4.1
  1.4.0
  1.3.0
  1.2.0
  1.1.1
  1.1.0
  1.0.0
  0.9.1
  0.9.0
  0.8.0
  0.7.1
  0.7.0
  0.6.0
  0.5.2
  0.5.1
  0.5.0
  0.4.1
  0.4.0
  0.3.0
  0.2.0
  0.1.1
  0.1.0
  0.0.12
  0.0.11
  0.0.10
  0.0.9
  0.0.8
  0.0.7
  0.0.6

This is unexpected behaviour and I believe has to do with how versions of packages and dependencies are named within ngrok. It causes build errors on website deployments that do not expect a request and response style prompt.

A temporary solution is to overwrite my yarn.lock file with the expected version of 1.4.1