npm run serve failing

[johnpapa]

npm run serve failing

[DangRock]

Hope this helps... I use this course as part of my new hire training program and we recently had to get this running again. For us, at least, the fix is pretty easy:

1. In package.json, change “node-sass”:”^4.9.0” to “sass”:”^1.32.5”
2. If you’re version of Node (check using “node --version") is 17 or greater, at terminal, run “npm install [email protected] --save-dev”

After #1, "npm install" should work. If you have node version 17 or greater, then #2 is required for "npm run serve" to work.

[mohankvsnsk]

Can anyone provide the solution

[shannoneoff]

Same error once I get to 'npm install'. I see a whole lot of "gyp verb ERR!" and it starts with "npm ERR! code path 1". The first path it references is ..\vue-heroes\node_modules\node-sass. Every line is an error after that.

[shannoneoff]

I know the error has to do with the node referenced in the code is an older version, as well as node-sass and sass-loader. For hours, I tried to get to the bottom of things but never could. Here are the best leads I could find...

Find the correct versions of Node and node-sass here: https://github.com/sass/node-sass (I believe it is Node 16.x.x + node-sass 6.x.x)

Once I was using these, the sass-loader error came up where 6.0.0 wouldn't work with ^4.0.0. There was also a possible issue with a webpack and also "TypeError: this.getOptions is not a function
at Object.loader".
I couldn't figure all of these out, so I will just watch the rest and do my best to pick up everything I can.

[MaciejDygner]

Hope this helps... I use this course as part of my new hire training program and we recently had to get this running again. For us, at least, the fix is pretty easy:

1. In package.json, change “node-sass”:”^4.9.0” to “sass”:”^1.32.5”
2. If you’re version of Node (check using “node --version") is 17 or greater, at terminal, run “npm install [email protected] --save-dev”

After #1, "npm install" should work. If you have node version 17 or greater, then #2 is required for "npm run serve" to work.

Spent the last hour trying to see if I can fix this, your solution worked like a charm. Thank you.