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0x not working with Mongoose package whereas Forever is working perfectly fine. #118
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What if you directly with node? |
Yes it is working perfectly fine for both |
Also when i exit the profiling by pressing
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@sudhanshugaur4 which version of Node.js are you using? |
Yeah that second error is definitely node version related |
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Ok so that second error is a bug in that
version - bear in mind the 9 branch is
experimental - only even numbers (6,8) are considered production ready
Try a different version of node
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Node version is v9.8.0.
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Ok Let me try any Nodejs 8.X.X version, also |
Only Node, even numbers are "active" odd numbers are "current" which in this context means new features lands on this line, and stay there for at least two weeks before they are backported. Odd numbers then disappear after a new even major – so when Node 10 is released, the Node 9 line will disappear |
Hii actually I have two version of node installed on my system one is local and second is bitnami's version provided by default, Can you please tell me how can I pass node version in this command |
Supply a path to the executable, it's in the usage section of the readme
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Hii actually I have two version of node installed on my system one is
local and second is bitnami's version provided by default, Can you please
tell me how can I pass node version in this command sudo 0x app.js.
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I don't know why this is happening but previously i was using Forever module with the command
forever start app.js
to run my node.js app but now as i am using 0x the command i wrote is0x app.js
, now in logs bellow error is printingBut the thing is when using Forever i am not getting this error and everything is working perfectly fine.
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