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Was there any open issue about this or did you stumble upon this issue yourself? Do you know if there is any ETA when this will be no longer necessary?

Hey @Andarist, the issue was originally reported in lovell/sharp#2460 and that is where I got the solution of installing vips via Homebrew.

I just found out that installing vips seperately is no longer necessary with sharp 0.28.0+, see lovell/sharp#2604. That version of sharp is not officially compatible with the 2.x.x versions of gatsby-plugin-sharp and gatsby-transformer-sharp so we would have to upgrade to the latest Gatsby to get this improvement.

If you like, I can create a separate issue for upgrading the Emotion website to the latest Gatsby. I could PR that change sometime in the next few weeks.

If you are open to this then sure - this would be a preferable approach.

OK, I created #2536 for this. If you want, you can merge this PR and then I will remove the extra step from the documentation once the Gatsby upgrade is done.

TBH, I have not used Gatsby so I'm not sure how big of a task it is to upgrade from v2 to v4, but I assume it won't be too hard.

TBH, I have not used Gatsby so I'm not sure how big of a task it is to upgrade from v2 to v4, but I assume it won't be too hard.

I think our setup is pretty standard so hopefully, this shouldn't be overly hard. If it turns out to be problematic then it might not be worth it. Migrating to NextJS would also be an option if you are familiar with it, but that definitely won't be a 1-2h task since both frameworks are a bit different.