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Registry returns 404 for a package I have installed before #329
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Also seeing 404s:
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I'm seeing 404s on natives@1.1.4 & babel@5.8.38 while building via Travis CI for projects that were previously building without errors and had no code changes. I'm having the same issue locally and in cloud services in AWS. $ node --version |
same here, cant build!!! wtf npm |
I tried specifying older versions in my |
It seems that the registry is down: |
The status page said the problem is solved but I still having problem to install packages. For example, https://www.npmjs.com/package/async-validator/v/1.8.2 npm return |
Same issue here... npm ERR! code E404 |
Same... |
npm ERR! code E404 The issue still exists |
Every body which area are you from? Heard on reddit there were AWS outages on US East, here in SEAsia everything runs smoothly. Edit: Might be related yarnpkg/yarn#5885 |
I have the same issue |
Interesting... I am from Indiana, so that would make sense. |
@xemasiv SEAsia I don't think that is the same issue because I am get a json response |
our VSTS builds failed due to 404 error for https://registry.npmjs.org/async-validator/-/async-validator-1.8.2.tgz, now we are unable to publish any more. The build agent locates at Azure data center in US East. P.S. I also got 404 and {"error":"Not found"} by accessing the link directly in Safari and I'm in China, this could be a global issue. |
+1 |
@xemasiv Toronto |
@xemasiv Sydney, Australia |
@xemasiv Tallahassee, FL |
If someone need to get it working now, you can use Yarn registry
It has all the packages I needed and it is a reputable source. |
@joshuaavalon tried the yarn registry and still got the same error, seemed yarn just redirects requests to npm official registry. 4512 silly mapToRegistry uri https://registry.yarnpkg.com/async-validator |
Facing the same issue, at Apache SkyWalking, |
@LiangZugeng It is not redirect. I am able to download from I removed my |
For those that the file async-validator-1.8.2.tgz is missing
you also might use taobao (those are far away from USA) or yarn registry in the meantime.
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It is complex process to change the register, considering Apache SkyWalking is not a nodejs project only. Hope this can be resolved soon. I didn't want to start the changes. |
@joshuaavalon I guess it's the package-lock.json issue, I will try to regenerate the file using yarn registry. @juanpicado Taobao NPM registry was the first option I tried, with it the build agent spent 16 minutes to restore the packages (the machine locates @ central US in Azure data center) and still wan't able to finish the download with no output from npm install command (weird!). P.S. Internet from US Azure to AliCloud Shenzhen data center in China seems also having some problems, our deployments all failed of pushing builds from US to AliCloud via SSH. Who said no deployments on Friday? Totally agree! |
@LiangZugeng I just replaced them in notepad. |
Okay folks, just wanted to let everyone know we're aware of what's causing this and I have a batch job running to fix it. I expect async-validator==1.8.2 specifically to be available again in ~1 hour, will update this issue with more detail later. |
@1stvamp Any update? https://registry.npmjs.org/async-validator/-/async-validator-1.8.2.tgz is still unavailable. |
@1stvamp Any news? |
Update: I've manually restored the missing tarball for async-validator@1.8.2, and installs should start working again. |
I can confirm it's working for me now. Thanks! |
@chrisdickinson It works now. Thank you! |
@chrisdickinson Great job! It has worked for me now. Thanks! |
Works for me now too! |
I'm setting up a brand-new Ubuntu laptop to work with my projects, and I'm getting a 404 from the registry on a package I know I've successfully installed before. The 404 is being returned for
natives@1.1.4
.To reproduce the issue, run:
My dependency on
natives
is viagulp@3.9.1 > vinyl-fs@0.3.14 > graceful-fs@3.0.11 > natives@1.1.4
.Error message:
See
npm-debug.log
for details.Note: to me, this seems different from #327 since I am not publishing the package myself. However, it appears as though natives 1.1.4 came out 4 days ago, so it's possible the two issues have the same root cause.
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