Work around NodeJS bug involving path extensions#29
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Work around NodeJS bug involving path extensions#29jvilk wants to merge 1 commit intomgutz:masterfrom
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execSync fails to install in Windows because node-gyp is actually defined in a file named 'node-gyp.cmd', triggering an ENOENT when `spawn` runs. Relevant NodeJS bug: nodejs/node-v0.x-archive#2318
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I had the same issue when installing it. Is there any way to know when this will get merged in? @mgutz |
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The project looks unfortunately dead, so I doubt it'll ever get merged in. 😦 |
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Same issue here. Please at least reply @mgutz . If no merge, a branch or tag would be nice. Thanks! |
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execSync fails to install in Windows because node-gyp is actually defined in a file named 'node-gyp.cmd', triggering an ENOENT when
spawnruns.Relevant NodeJS bug:
nodejs/node-v0.x-archive#2318