Updated Puppeteer version to avoid warn from npm while installation #2259
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Seems like an acceptable solution, but what if we have a project with an old version setup and don't want to upgrade the node for that? Just thinking of a scenario because I just had a similar one, so isn't it a better solution to upgrade the puppeteer and it will work fine hopefully for all the versions? |
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PR Details
Having a warning from npm while installing the library and after that issue, the installations just kept stuck.
Description
Problem:
So, when I was trying to download the library I was having a warning from npm, and after having the warning the installation hang up and nothing was happening at all further.
Here is the warning message that I am having,
"npm info run puppeteer@13.7.0 install node_modules/whatsapp-web.js/node_modules/puppeteer node install.js"
Solution:
After some debugging, I just found that inside devDependencies we have an old version of puppeteer so I just updated it from 13.6.0 to 20.5.0 and it worked fine after the updation.
How Has This Been Tested
So, I have tested is by creating an instance of whatsapp web and its all running perfectly fine.
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