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Installation of [email protected] fails on OSX 10.9 (node v0.11.8) #91
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+1 , same issue here. |
+1, also have this issue (on ubuntu) |
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As of node 0.11.7, Contextify has basically been merged into node itself. Can you use the built-in vm module instead? If not, does applying this patch fix the issue? I've held off merging that because it introduced so much new code, and Contextify is going to be obsolete in the next stable node. It didn't seem worth changing the codebase so much to support a few minor versions of an unstable version of node. |
We have to support 0.6+ though so not really an option Brian McDaniel [email protected] wrote: |
I'm not too sure what is meant by Contextify being merged into node. However, I get the same exact errors as listed above. I'm using D3 which has a dependency jsdom which has a dependency on Contextify. I found a solution in the node-gyp issue queue -- nodejs/node-gyp#363 (comment). Contextify can be used if python2.6 is used instead of python2.7. EDIT: No I don't have the same errors as listed above. Not sure where this comment belongs. |
Same type of error, here's the log. |
+1 @adam-s I'm attempting to install d3 on OSX, and downgrading to 2.6.9 doesn't work for me.
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as for the PR #81 - yes: npm install kkoopa/contextify
npm install d3 is working as a workaround :) |
merged @kkoopa's PR and pushed 0.1.7 which should work with node 0.11. |
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