Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open .../node_modules/ignore/ignore.js

[chrischambers]

Looks like this has been broken since kaelzhang/node-ignore@cbad90

[mantoni]

Can you explain how to produce this error?

[mantoni]

Ok, so no explanation and no further reports. Closing.

[chrischambers]

Apologies, I meant to get back to you when I could replicate this, but it seemed to be something particular to my local dev environment. Resolved, thanks.

[mantoni]

No worries. Thanks for coming back👌

[zhenyulin]

getting a similar issue when running eslint_d today, when running the bin I got the following error:

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '..../node_modules/pkg-dir/node_modules/find-up/index.js'

[mantoni]

@zhenyulin Can you verify this works with normal eslint? Can I also ask you to provide instructions on how to reproduce?

[zhenyulin]

@mantoni yes, eslint works for me, and it runs into this issue after I cp a repo locally to make a new one, and it still works in the original repo, so I suspect it might be some cache issue

[mantoni]

@zhenyulin Most probably. Can you check if eslint_d restart makes the issue disappear?

[zhenyulin]

@mantoni yes, it fixes the issue

though I'm getting the following from the command

Already running
Could not connect

which is a slightly confusing

was curious about how the cache was generated in eslint_d, is it bound to a hidden dir?

[mantoni]

@zhenyulin The cache lives in memory. Nothing is written to the file system. The message you're seeing when restarting seems weird. I guess you have an orphaned instance of eslint_d running. Please check your process list. You should always be able to stop and start without a message like this. There is a file in your home directory, ~/.eslint_d, which contains the port number and a security token. The message you're seeing indicates that the file exists, hence Already running, but the port number is not being listened on, hence Could not connect. Maybe the eslint_d daemon creashed which would explain the behaviors you're seeing.

[mantoni]

Ref #87