ansi-colors | Easily add ANSI colors to your text and symbols | Command Line Interface library

That's because you're looking at the most recent version of package.json, which has updated dependencies since the release of 5.1.0. The package.json during the release of 5.1.0 specifies "anymatch": "^1.3.0", which is why you see the results you see.

As I saw an error is related to permission. SO you need to execute the command with the help of "sudo" like,

I think you need to download and install XCode

Given the layout
C:\MyProject\myPackage\MyTests.class
C:\MyProject\lib\junit-platform-console-standalone-1.5.2.jar
C:\MyProject\lib\other-library.jar

This command should work. The jar is explicitly listed just as the package root directory

When connecting to a private project scoped feed from an Azure DevOps pipeline that is in the same organization but in a different project, the project that the feed is scoped to must allow access to the other project's build service. The build service must also be separately added to the feed permissions, regardless of the scope of the feed.

This is a problem with project scoped feed permissions. In short, to access a project scoped feed that is scoped to a project that is different than the project that the pipeline is running in, the project that the pipeline is running in must have access to BOTH the project that the feed is scoped to and the feed itself.

Here's how to set the proper permissions.

1. Check the project that the pipeline is running in. The build service permission that needs to be added to the feed permission and the feed's project permissions is going to look like something like [Project name] Build Service ([Organization name]).

2. In the project that the feed is scoped to, go to the permission settings to add the pipeline's project build service ([Project name] Build Service ([Organization name])) to a the Contributors group, or some other group your project may have that allows contributor access to its users.

3. In the feed permission page, add the [Project name] Build Service ([Organization name]) at least Collaborator access, so packages can be ingested from upstream sources. If you only give read permissions, packages cannot be ingested from upstream sources.

I received almost exactly the same error (emacs 28.0.50 with spacemacs 0.200.13@28.0.50 on Ubuntu 18.04). I updated the emacs packages and the problem disappeared. If I had any better ideas (or explanations) I would include them but that's all I got. Good luck!

(One or two (color escape sequences)) followed by (uppercase alpha characters enclosed in square brackets)(positive look ahead)

You have many lines of code that look like this:

gulp.parallel(["version:xml", "version:json"])

and

gulp.task("compress", gulp.series(["clean"], function () {

Change them all to be of the form:

gulp.parallel("version:xml", "version:json")

and

gulp.task("compress", gulp.series("clean", function () {

series and parallel do not take an array as an argument. See https://gulpjs.com/docs/en/api/series#parameters

Change these as well, from