Error just after installation using conda about mountainsort HOT 5 OPEN

This is probably caused by a too-old version of nodejs.

Magland is right. I ran into the same error when I was trying to deploy mountainsort on another machine when using the conda install method. Installing the mountainlab in the conda virtual environment might cause a nodejs version confusion when you have a newer nodejs version in your system environment while there is also an older version of nodejs in your virtual environment.

Check your nodejs version using node -v when the virtual environment is either activated or deactivated, mine was -6.x and -14.x

To update the nodejs inside the virtual environment, simply use conda update -n YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_NAME nodejs.

Hopefully this will solve your issue.

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The error is because of installing mountainsort in a new conda environment. Even if you update all the packages in the new conda environment, nodejs doesn't get updated and stays at v6.xx

The way I solved this is by upgrading nodejs manually in the conda environment for mountainsort:

conda activate <name of environment>
conda install node-js -c conda-forge
conda install nodejs -c conda-forge --repodata-fn=repodata.json

This updates nodejs from version 6.xx to 12.4.0 which is good enough to make it work!

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This is probably caused by a too-old version of nodejs.

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Thanks for the comment. I realized that if I install one processor and then one processor. It is okay. When I tried install all processors at the same time (using conda) some processor was not installed correctly. So now i fixed this problem using this method. My colleague also had same issue installing via conda.

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Hi, I've been having a similar issue and did find that updating node fixed that error message, but @kimjack0 you said that you also had issues if you installed the processors in a certain order. Could you let me know what the order was that worked? I'm getting errors because I'm missing some js package I think.

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