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IO error while extracting - Cannot create junctions on Windows #267
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oh oops, I only fixed the package-lock.json thing. Frustratingly enough, this is related to #249, which would actually help give the debug information I'd need in order to further debug this. I'll look into doing this soon and maybe you can try again? |
@kleinesfilmroellchen I just released [email protected], which should have all the extra debugging info I need. Would try try it out again and let me know what it says now? I should be able to track it down now. |
@zkat Fantastic! I think you have a Window-specific error on your hands here:
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Oh interesting. This is actually the junction creation that's failing! I guess I haven't been running into it myself because my Windows user is able to create symlinks, so it never tries to fall back. I could've sworn I tested this, though What version of Windows are you on? And is this an NTFS file system? |
…/junction creation both fail on Windows Ref: #267
…/junction creation both fail on Windows Ref: #267
Windows 10 Home Version 22H2 Build 19045.3030, Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19041.1000.0. Yes, this is on an unencrypted NTFS file system; no WSL involved. |
dang. I don't know why I can't reproduce this yet :( For now, I've created #270 to add a more detailed error message that suggests switching to the hoisted linker, which won't have this problem. Will this at least unblock you? I'm honestly at a loss, because junctions should work on your platform (and they work for me, too!), but your Windows is pretending they're not available at all? I wonder if this is a policies thing of some sort, although I'd expect a permissions error if it were, not an "Invalid function" error... |
When running
oro apply
on a directory that has an up-to-date package lock and node_modules, oro errors out with an I/O error after resolving all packages. Additionally, early on, the log complains about a missing package name for the main package itself.As far as I can tell, this is not a failure condition for either yarn or npm.
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