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Plugin not working with Bitbucket Pipelines or TravisCI #41
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Interesting. Does this happen on travis? Also can you list some general steps that I can take to reproduce this? |
It appears to be happening in TravisCI too... https://travis-ci.org/tribou/react-template/jobs/180236472
Similar to Bitbucket, it appears to be a mix of npm packages and local files. |
What version of the module are you using? |
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Try updating to the latest version of the plugin and let me know if that works. |
The latest (alpha) version appears to get the same errors with version 0.36.0 of flow as well... https://travis-ci.org/tribou/react-template/jobs/182483833 However, I'm enjoying using the latest version of flow locally! 😄 |
Are you installing type definitions on CI? |
Yes, I'm afraid, I went ahead and checked in |
@tribou can you confirm if you are still experiencing this issue issue? |
Closing due to no response 🙁 |
I'm not sure if there's anything that can be done on the side of this plugin, but I wanted to at least report that I got lots of "Required module not found" flow errors when running a private Bitbucket Pipeline CI test. The errors were related to packages installed in
node_modules
as well as requiring other files without using a.js
file extension (i.e.require('../lib/routes')
).However, the flow test would pass with no issues locally. I was able to fix the issue by switching to using
flow-bin
directly for CI tests and using this module for only local development.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: