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I fixed it by going to the actual file location of script.js and running the node command with that path. Like this:

node AppData/Roaming/npm/node_modules/@angular/cli/bin/postinstall/script.js

Actually that only helped a little bit. The problem was I was trying to install Angular using ConEmu GitBash and I should've been using cmd.

For fixing the errors try the following :

• clean the npm cache

For me it helps to correct the path to my installed command-line tools (CTL) with the following command:

After looking at the Cloud Build from the Google Cloud Console, I've noticed that the following error:

2021-06-07T03:28:00.714478581ZStep #4 - "builder": src/cloud_functions/userInfo/https/onCall/uploadAvatar.ts(4,19): error TS7016: Could not find a declaration file for module 'sharp'. '/workspace/node_modules/sharp/lib/index.js' implicitly has an 'any' type.

To fix this, I simply added the following code in the tsconfig.json:

I had the same error. It was happening to me because I have the Apple M1 Mac. I solved the error installing Homebrew, and after that, I had to install 'lipvips' using Brew install vips. Then, inside my project, npm install sharp, and finally, I run npm run build and it worked fine for me. I Hope It works for you!

Yes i also faced this problem, but don't worry you can install bcryptjs insted of bcrypt. it will same as bcrypt. first of all run this npm unistall bcrypt then npm install bcryptjs. it will work. but make sure you change for import package like this import bcrypt from 'bcryptjs';

Kubernetes args: overrides the Dockerfile CMD. So in this setup you're telling the container to run API_URL 175.1.25.25:8000 instead of the normal image CMD; that's not what you expect.

In a Docker Compose setup you can tell Compose to build: an image, and within that, pass args:. Kubernetes never builds its own images, though; it only runs images that have already been built and pushed to some registry. You can't change compile-time settings that get passed in Dockerfile ARG at deployment time.

In your CI system, when you build the image, you need to pass the argument there; the CI system would need to run something like

Turns out we had two versions of Visual Studio Build Tools installed: 2017 and 2019. Steps to fix were:

1. Windows key
2. Add or remove programs
3. Scroll down to Visual Studio Build Tools 2019
4. Uninstall

I faced the same error recently. Here's how you can fix it

1. Delete the node_modules directory
2. Open PowerShell(not command prompt) and run npm i

If it doesn't work, delete package-lock.json and then try the above steps again.