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I installed rdflib, one of the main packages to work with RDF in JS.
This installs solid-namespace, which installs standard, which installs [email protected], which installs [email protected] which installs [email protected].
TypeError: The "paths[1]" argument must be of type string. Received type function ([Function (anonymous)])
at new NodeError (node:internal/errors:405:5)
at validateString (node:internal/validators:162:11)
at Object.resolve (node:path:1101:7)
at /Users/rene/web/coolblock/packages/lincd.org/node_modules/locate-path/index.js:11:49 {
This error has been fixed in more recent find-up versions.
And there already is a new version of pkg-conf (4.0.0) which installs the latest find-up (6.0.0).
So my request is to upgrade this package to [email protected] and release it as standard-engine 15.1.1, which should fix this kind of downstream error for apps that unknowingly depending on standard-engine and therefor an outdated find-up package.
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Here's what I did
I installed rdflib, one of the main packages to work with RDF in JS.
This installs solid-namespace, which installs standard, which installs [email protected], which installs [email protected] which installs [email protected].
What I expected to happen
Things to work like they did before.
What seems to have happened
[email protected] throws an error in recent versions of node.js:
This error has been fixed in more recent find-up versions.
And there already is a new version of pkg-conf (4.0.0) which installs the latest find-up (6.0.0).
So my request is to upgrade this package to [email protected] and release it as standard-engine 15.1.1, which should fix this kind of downstream error for apps that unknowingly depending on standard-engine and therefor an outdated find-up package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: