TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'warnIfFlagDeprecated')

[endreymarcell-wise]

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'warnIfFlagDeprecated')

[mdonnalley]

Thanks for the context - I was able to reproduce it with the following:

npm install -g twilio-cli
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-flex
twilio flex:plugins:create twilio-test
cd twilio-test
twilio flex:plugins:start

I'll report back once I know more about what's causing this

[shrutiburman]

I'll get in touch with the respective team internally at Twilio. Thanks @mdonnalley !

[bmcgrogan]

Yeah also facing the same issue. Build pipeline was successful in building using twilio-cli 3.4.1 yesterday. Tried the same build again today and got this error. Tried upgrading both flex-plugin and twilio-cli versions, but no success. Seems something has broken upstream, perhaps.

[moretalk]

I am reproducing it on Ubuntu via Github Actions.

[mdonnalley]

@endreymarcell-wise @shrutiburman happy to help. I'm going to close this issue for now but feel free to reopen it if you feel it's necessary

[alpha-arpitjain]

Facing the same issue with Node 14 on aws codebuild containers. I tried it with twilio-cli version 5.0 as well and still it gives the same issue.

[moretalk]

Same issue here with twilio-cli 5.1.0

[mdonnalley]

@endreymarcell-wise I'm unable to reproduce this with a freshly generated oclif cli and the latest oclif/core

So I'm assuming that there's something unique about your code base that's causing this. Can you provide any additional details that might help me reproduce it? Thanks!

[endreymarcell-wise]

@bmcgrogan here's the dependency on oclif:
https://github.com/twilio/twilio-cli-core/blob/e8f132bd2b02717f28545337db91b582ca18575d/package.json#L45

As you can see, @twilio/cli-core depends on @oclif/core and since it's using ^ as the specifier, it'll get new minor versions as they roll out. So rolling back twilio-cli itself can not help.

FWIW my current workaround is to just remove the offending line from this one file on github:

echo 'Removing a breaking line from this dependency until https://github.com/oclif/core/issues/528 is fixed'
mv ~/.twilio-cli/node_modules/\@oclif/core/lib/command.js /tmp/command.js.bak
grep -v 'this.warnIfFlagDeprecated' /tmp/command.js.bak > ~/.twilio-cli/node_modules/\@oclif/core/lib/command.js

[endreymarcell-wise]

Hey @mdonnalley, thanks for picking this up! I'm not sure what would be special about my codebase, and as you can see, others are also reporting the same issue.
Nevertheless, I'm happy to provide more details as much as I can (codebase is my company's, not mine).

[shrutiburman]

@mdonnalley, this might help: the issue somehow is prominent in Windows machines and Mac Silicon chips. I somehow couldn't reporduce it in my darwin os.

[mdonnalley]

@endreymarcell-wise thanks - any additional details would be greatly appreciated

I just tried the following:

• git clone https://github.com/twilio/twilio-cli
• npm install
• bin/dev config list

And didn't see the issue. Is there a particular command of yours that this is happening on?

I also verified that the 1.19.0 is being used throughout the dependency tree:

~/repos/twilio/twilio-cli (main) » jq .version  node_modules/@oclif/core/package.json
"1.19.0"

[endreymarcell-wise]

The exact command I am running is twilio flex:plugins:deploy. The background for this is that we are a customer of Twilio, we are using their product called Flex, and have a custom plugin for that which we deploy using Twilio's CLI. Not sure how you should be able to reproduce this setup without going through a whole lot of hassle. For what it's worth, the steps are described here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/flex/quickstart/getting-started-plugin

[mdonnalley]

@endreymarcell-wise The issue is that you're passing the parse method in here without binding this to it

Changing super.parse to super.parse.bind(this) should resolve the issue.

Not binding this worked for you up to this point because parse didn't access any class properties or methods until the change introduced in 1.19.0

[endreymarcell-wise]

Thanks for pinpointing the issue!
If you think the linked code is misusing the method, I'm happy to open an issue towards twilio, seeing that it's their code, not mine :)

[shrutiburman]

Folks following this thread, plugin-flex has released a patch with the fix, v6.0.2, that should solve this problem.