The new error seems to be the app requires eslint in some process, do you have installed locally or globally?
Hello, is installed locally and globally. But it looks like a problem with npm link . Before I publish my packages, I always test them.
npm link
To do this, I use npm link and then link my package with my test project. The error mentioned above then appears.
But if I publish the package and then install it with npm install the error disappears.
npm install
Hello @simonmarcellinden in that case you can try to test locally using npm pack and install them referencing the created tgz file instead of npm link. It is more similar to installing from public npm.
thanks for the tip, I'll try this and report me
@jesus9ias , great tip. It's work fine.
thanks a lot
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The new error seems to be the app requires eslint in some process, do you have installed locally or globally?
Hello, is installed locally and globally. But it looks like a problem with
npm link. Before I publish my packages, I always test them.
To do this, I use
npm linkand then link my package with my test project. The error mentioned above then appears.
But if I publish the package and then install it with
npm installthe error disappears.
Hello @simonmarcellinden in that case you can try to test locally using npm pack and install them referencing the created tgz file instead of npm link. It is more similar to installing from public npm.
thanks for the tip, I'll try this and report me
@jesus9ias , great tip. It's work fine.
thanks a lot