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error compiling helloworld, node.js 8.3? #222
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It looks like it is the Node.js version. I downgraded to the latest LTS version and it works:
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I was able to build helloworld with Node.js 6.11.2 installed, but I get a native module version mismatch error, see #223. I downgraded to Node.js 8.2.1, but I get the same error as above with 8.3.0. |
When I search for the error message, the links end up at this pull request: related info: rust-lang/rust#38850 (comment) I don't understand currently how the Node.js version is related. It is failing the same way with 8.1.4, but working with 8.0.0. cc @hone |
Oh I see, this error should indeed be fixed by #221. The errors are complaining about |
#222 isn't passing tests and isn't quite right yet. It looks like node-gyp switched to just
When you run
the output looks like this:
With #222, the cargo ends up passing:
The 2nd line is what is failing the tests. I'll attempt to rollback some of the changes and see how far I get. |
I just came across this and love the idea but I am having some problems with getting the helloworld example to build on OSX. I tried node versions, 8.3.0, 8.0.0, and 6.10.0.
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@dfcarpenter, the error I created this issue was related a Windows problem related to node-gyp and I think it is fixed with #221. You are on macOS, so a bit different, but looks node-gyp related as well. Did you try running |
Running
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The issue I reported here is fixed for me with #221. @dfcarpenter, if you continue to have issues on macOS, can you open a separate issue? |
I installed Node, which is version 8.3. Is it compatible?
With verbose
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