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Build fails on windows 8 with VS 2012 #46
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I am also receiving this error when execute I am also using Windows 8 with Visual Studio 2012 |
I was able to work around this issue for now by manually upgrading node-gyp to nodejs/node-gyp@63a3426 (v0.7.2 release). To do this, I navigated to the "nodejs" installation folder (c:\program files\nodejs) in a command window and executed: This updated the "node_modules" version of node-gyp to v0.7.3 that has the fix. Once this was done I could successfully execute a |
@piredman Thanks for the solution, working great with installing sqlite3 too |
@piredman Thanks a lot, that helped me as well! |
updating node-gyp didn't work for me. I had to set the
This is from the |
Looks like this is resolved. Please re-open if there are still issues. If anyone has anything to add to https://github.com/brianmcd/contextify/wiki/Windows-Installation-Guide, it would be appreciated! |
Still having this issue, when trying to npm install sqlite3. Here is output:
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Issue disappeared after updating nodejs to last version and adding PYTHONPATH env variable |
Issue persists when using yeoman |
Same issue while trying to install jest-cli. Tried updating manually npm, node-gyp, and setting GYP_MSVS_VERSION npm version: { http_parser: '1.0', windows 8.1 |
Hi @sbergot, Did you happen to get Jest up & running? I'm experiencing the same hassles in Windows 8.1 w/VS 2013; all of the prerequisite build tools installed and GYP_MSVS_VERSION set. |
Just for info, setting GYP_MSVS_VERSION fixed things for me. Windows 7, Visual Studio 2013. |
@benceg I succeeded. The error was caused by a bad environment (I don't remember the details). Reinstalling cleanly the last version of VS fixed it. |
Thank you so much guys. Nevertheless I managed to fix it myself, yesterday - the solution (Windows 8.1 x64) involved removing all traces of Visual Studio from my machine (in the case of VS 2010, this was accomplished using MS's uninstall tool with the After that, I removed all traces of Python 2.x and installed Python 2.7.9 x64. I didn't have to set any NPM A note to all users or Windows 8.1 x64: VS 2013 did not work for me! Nor did VS 2010. VS 2012 was the definite, QED dependency at the end of the day. |
I'm receiving a build error due to gyp. It appears that there is a new version that should potentially fix this issue nodejs/node-gyp#44 (comment)
I received this trying to
npm install tobi
. Is there a way to configure the npm systems to use this latest version of node-gyp? If not could you push a new version pointing this latest gyp build?Thoughts?
Below is the build error I get
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