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if it’s the latter, then I think boosting shouldn’t help.

Out of memory error referring to a message in the project log from Glitch saying that the project exceeded the memory limit, and not a message in the terminal where you ran the command, right? because if it’s the former, that’s something that might be helped by boosting. Running it, I got an out-of-memory error. Seeing it missing, and checking the dependecy’s package.json, I saw a ‘build’ command related to the error, and it seemed like a build step hadn’t been run. this’ll also delete and recreate the node_modulesĬ++ build / install steps in one of my dependencies Not sure if related, but try running enable-npm just to make sure Glitch isn’t somehow putting the project in pnpm mode. so each dependency’s module folder doesn’t need to have all of its own dependencies That’s part of how module work in node.js, where those recursive dependencies can come from node_modules. The next one I checked didn’t even have a node_modules folder. If I go into one of those, and check its node_modules, it only has two dependency folders installed This is making me want to pull my hair out.Īnother place to look: check the project logs panel, particularly when Glitch is trying to install the project dependencies su: cd: mediasoup: No such file or directoryĮven though the folder is there… what’s up with the -su suddenly? $ babel-loader express mediasoup socket.io webpack webpack-cli 23:12 Now I get a new infuriating problem–I can’t cd into the folder to run the command anymore. That said, I have a pro account, so I have attempted to make this app “boosted”, so I could go from 512mb to 2gb memory. I assume this is somehow related to the failure of npm install.

I manually installed for the dependencies needed to get the server to get past the require statements at the top, and then saw an error from one of the dependencies throwing ENOENT for a folder/file it expected. Ok, I think it’s because of a problem with the C++ build / install steps in one of my dependencies silently throwing things off.