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[Meteor 3 Alpha] MINISAT-out: Cannot enlarge memory arrays #12902
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I have not yet gotten this error while testing. Do you have any reproduction? (can be github, code sample). We are testing in some projects but have not gotten this one yet. Also, thanks for the forum link. We can track there as well. cc @denihs |
I have a theory. I was getting this exact same error, but it went away when I removed the explicit version specifier from the package, ie |
I have also the same problem. Removing the version specifier on accounts-password was not helpful for me. |
Do you have any versions specified for any packages? |
I am removing them one by one and then I do |
Try with no packages, then re add them one by one without version numbers |
Got a repo ready here with a minimal app and a packages file that causes this issue in my dev env. |
Ok, finally got my meteor app to 3.0 beta! :) Followed the path suggested by @dallman2, removed a bunch of packages an readded them one-by-one, success even without specifying a version number. Anyway, imho the issue itself should be left open to smoothen the upgrade process. |
I agree with @bratelefant on this. The solution may not be to specifically expand the memory pool available to the dependency resolver, but some sort of migration tool should be provided to automate this process. Or maybe, the package manager could be made the work with multiple versions of the same package (like npm). |
Hi,
After trying to install Alpha version of Meteor 3 it raises an error
meteor update --release 3.0-alpha.19
(other alpha versions as wellThere is already conversation in forum - https://forums.meteor.com/t/trouble-updating-to-3-0-alpha-17-minisat/60728
But no solution provided. Blocker to test new version Meteor.
Please, do you have a workaround for this?
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