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(imagemin) installation fails - Node 0.10.31 - npm 1.4.23 #834
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Getting the same errors. |
Here's some nastiness that may or may not be helpful:
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I see you're using npm 2.0.0-beta.0, which gave me the same issues too. |
@kevva Any information how to install generator-angular from Github head? |
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This latest commit did not fix my issue. Fresh node/npm install/etc. When I run
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Ok, still getting errors. This may be a Node thing then. I used Homebrew to install Node so I suspect if it is there will be an influx of these issues.
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I downgraded to |
Simply run
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I was getting this problem on windows vista (XP 6.0) , on the very latest windows install, and I think it is related to the filename path length being >256 . I got around it by changing the path as follows. Set your paths up as normal, then open the path from a shell (cmd.exe or GIT BASH). You are going to map the path to a drive letter in this case I used 'y' Now set your path to /y or y: within your shell (I was using GIT Bash and had to restart the shell after subst in order to be able to cd to the path /y) Now you can OR go in and remove the bad folder, because it has a failed install. Starting from the main project folder you'll go down to the imagemin install folder. cd grunt-contrib-imagemin/node_modules then You can get around the error by first mapping your target path that you want to install angular into, and then map it to a drive letter using subst.. then go into that drive and run everything as normal, **make sure to create your folder within the mapped drive so you're in say /y/projectName when you run the command so yeoman knows how to make the right project name... yo angular This will save you a lot of time and messing around. |
thanks @anuragd 👍 |
Thanks, @anuragd |
I'm getting a lot of ENOENT errors when doing an installation on a fresh OS X 10.9.4 on Node 0.10.31 and npm 1.4.23
Full log: https://gist.github.com/jonaswindey/470295f944d6cb18b6e4
As you see, some libraries fail to install (mainly lineked to imagemin)
When I start the "grunt serve" task:
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