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error running cypress open #859
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We never had this error in our testing, but maybe you can try some solutions described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22475849/node-js-error-enospc |
Duplicate of #842 This is a problem on your end of things - I don't believe there's anything to do on Cypress' end. Would reopen if anyone can suggest if there's anything we could do to prevent this. |
I'd recommend adding something into the documentation to aid in addressing and explaining the issue. As of now, I've tried the solutions on 842 and still experiencing the problem. Unable to proceed with Cypress. As I mentioned, I'm a machine that is fresh install of Ubuntu 16.04. I'm using an lvm volume but other than that, I have done nothing from the standard install. |
James is there a CI or Docker environment that is identical to yours we can test on? Just hard to believe that electron plus npm project would be impossible to run on stock ubuntu 16!
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I'd recommend adding something into the documentation to aid in addressing and explaining the issue.
As of now, I've tried the solutions on 842 and still experiencing the problem. Unable to proceed with Cypress. As I mentioned, I'm a machine that is fresh install of Ubuntu 16.04. I'm using an lvm volume but other than that, I have done nothing from the standard install.
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@bahmutov I have a feeling this is actually related to my environment. I'm using docker and volumizing my app dir. It contains node_modules and since cypress is installed as root inside the container, i think this is probably causing file perm issues when i run cypress outside the container. I tried running on a completely new project and I'm not seeing this issue. |
Great that might be it!
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@bahmutov I have a feeling this is actually related to my environment. I'm using docker and volumizing my app dir. It contains node_modules and since cypress is installed as root inside the container, i think this is probably causing file perm issues when i run cypress outside the container.
I tried running on a completely new project and I'm not seeing this issue.
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Was getting this on a fresh Ubuntu 16.04 install. Running the following helps:
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i also had this same issue on ubuntu 18.04 when i ran the Suprisingly, it worked when i backed up to the parent directory and ran |
On a fresh install of cypress through
npm install cypress
, and fresh install of Ubuntu, attempting to launch causes an error after the browser opens.Another ticket - #842 - that was previously open mentioned that my tmp dir may be full. But,
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmZsZxNnBXA3Qpvx1z1Q1fgWfb9J5eQajVLkgfybsuwt2X
This is also a
ls -lah
of my /tmp dirI have also tried changing my tmp directory just to be safe and the issue still occurs.
Is this a Feature or Bug?
Bug
Current behavior:
Fails to launch
Desired behavior:
Should launch and run tests
How to reproduce:
Test code:
Additional Info (images, stack traces, etc)
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