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Installation errors and warnings #26
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Both are warnings and the install should actually work. I'm not sure what we can do about the Go thing, that's just the output of the node wrapper we use to install simplehttp2server - it tries a bunch of methods and uses whatever works. |
Seems like this is a duplicate of #24 |
Yup! I was thinking of closing it once the peer dependency issue is fixed. |
I got this issue on Windows 10 too. |
@redstrike Hum.. I didn't install Go development environment on my machine, shouldn't it have a prebuilt binary? |
@thangngoc89 I'm using a Windows machine, so I just downloaded go1.8.3.windows-amd64.msi at Downloads page, then run it > Next > Next ... 😃 So easy, isn't it? |
@redstrike I mean it shouldn't be a requirement. Most node.js library have prebuilt version of the binary included. Maybe this is something to report back to the project's owner? |
@thangngoc89 It's still unresolved on their end. See GoogleChromeLabs/simplehttp2server#27 |
@marvinhagemeister Just to be clear: I am not the owner of the npm package. I just merged a temporary band-aid fix for this problem on my end. Apparently, it doesn’t fix 100% of errors. I am working with the owner to resolve this here: 1000ch/simplehttp2server#3 |
@marvinhagemeister closing this because apparently it works based on this. |
I'm having trouble installing preact-cli this morning. Tested on MacOS and inside a fresh linux vm and docker image:
The last error, that
preact
is not installed properly should be an easy fix. The issue withsimplehttp2server
seems a bit more involved.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: