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No such driver found #74
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its your setup. There is nothing that changed around this at all. Something is wrong on your side. Just try setting it up again. |
@wzrdtales, are you sure? This is happening for me and was never an issue in the past. |
@wzrdtales why did you close the issue? The problem persists. The error is not on my side, since until yesterday in version 1.2.2 everything was working perfectly. My node version is v12.22.12 |
I downgraded to 1.2.2 and it works again. |
yes sure. I tried to reproduce and its impossible to reproduce for me. further its impossible that the version change causes this. the change was literally this: and nothing else. This can't cause your described issues. please provide a full repository reproducing this issue |
your node version is not supported. please upgrade to node 14, node 12 is long out of support and is a security hazard. |
please refer to https://github.com/nodejs/release#release-schedule for actually supported node versions, we don't support any node version that effectively shouldn't be used anymore since it doesn't receive any security patches anymore. |
I can confirm the Node version is the issue. I was running a pipeline job on v12 and it didn't work. I switched to 16 and it is working. Thanks for clarifying. |
humm, now based on the changelog of the commit I was able to understand the reason why it is not working, it is the Optional Chaining, since it was inserted from node v14. Unfortunately I can't update my project to node v14+ because some important libs only work in v12- I'm going to have to pin v1.2.2 of the library :( Thanks @wzrdtales for sending the commit diff!! |
@wzrdtales I think it's a good practice to put this information on the minimum version of node both in the readme and in the package.json (engine -> node) Because there is no such information anywhere in the project |
@ViniciusTxr upgrade your node version #74 (comment) already confirmed it. And please stay up to date for your own good. You're running software that makes you and your company attackable, which is irresponsible. We will never support software out of support since no one should run those, and we do not support insecure software. If you still decide to risk getting hacked, this is your choice, please stick to 1.2.4 then. About the node version. Yes, I could put it. To be honest though. You can't expect anything to work if you still use windows xp. |
I am getting the following error in version 1.3.0:
Until version 1.2.2 it was working perfectly, but after new versions were published the lib is showing an error.
Any solution?
my node version: v12.22.12
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