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ELIFECYCLE error #199
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Currently in the package.json of start-server-and-test they rely on |
I'm seeing the exact same outcome on a Mac. My co-worker is not seeing the error on the exact same code base as me and he is running Linux. |
Yeah I didn't update but essentially same thing with me. Seeing the error on my Windows machine but on our devbuild that runs linux it's not a problem. We just ignore the error for now but it would be nice if it wasn't there. |
We have a similar issue, we are using
I tried to update to latest version
It happens both locally (MacOS Mojave) and also in CI (Jenkins on Ubuntu) Scipts I'm running
Package versions
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We are having the same issue. It works when running it locally on Windows 10, but our CI (Google Cloud Build with a Debian LTS docker image) shows the same error. Package versions:
Scripts:
(Note: webpack-dev-server is configured for port 9000) EDIT: |
@grundius would you mind sharing your fix? We're running into the same issue as well, even on the latest version. |
I was having a similar issue, I stumbled upon this other issue #132, and this comment solved my problem. |
Is this a bug report or a feature request? bug report
expected behavior: After server is up and tests have completed running the server should stop and exit without error.
actual behavior: After the server is up and tests have completed running I get the above stack trace error and the server remains live.
Running on Windows 10 bash terminal.
Ran with debug mode. Stack trace is:
scripts I'm running are:
package.json:
on jenkins got extra stack trace info
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