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Installation fails on a fresh 18.10 system (node 8.x has no release candidate) #236
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Reverts jupyterhub#138 and fixes jupyterhub#236.
This still fails for me. Ubuntu 18.04, just updated node to latest, following the custom server install instructions. |
@mgd722 sorry to hear that! Can you provide a traceback or other error message you get? |
Sorry-- should've included that. When I run: I get:
Running Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS and node v11.10.0 |
I apologize for the super extremely late response, @mgd722 :) Do you still have the problem? Can you explain a bit more by what you mean by 'just updated node to latest, following the custom server install instructions.'? TLJH currently ships with v10.x of node, and that currently works. I think v11 isn't supported upstream either. Do you remember how / why you got to v11? Once #337 lands it should be much easier to debug messages like these, since they'll actually have meaningful error messages! |
No worries-- I was able to get it working, but I don't remember how now. It was probably a node version issue, or just plain old user error somewhere along the way. |
Glad you got it working, @mgd722! If you encounter the issue in the future, please post here or (even better), create a topic in discourse.jupyter.org. Thank you :) |
Hello community,
Im trying to install the littlest jupyterhub on a fresh Ubuntu Server 18.10 VM. At some point the installer aborts due to:
When running apt-get update manually, I get:
So I checked out https://deb.nodesource.com/node_8.x/dists/ and there is indeed no release file for cosmic, only for bionic. From node 10.x onwards, there are also cosmic release files.
I assume that this can be fixed by changing the installer to install a newer node version, but I am not sure how much of this project specifically depends on version 8.x, which is why I am not creating a pull request, but rather opening an issue, so that more experienced devs can weigh in on this.
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