unable to publish package using Yarn -- cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'pipe') about np HOT 6 CLOSED

I tried using --verbose but it didn't give me any more information about the error...

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https://github.com/sindresorhus/np/releases/tag/v8.0.2

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i ran np patch --preview and got this:

➜  proto-tailwindcss-clrs git:(main) np patch --preview

Publish a new version of proto-tailwindcss-clrs (current: 0.0.247, next: 0.0.248)


  ✔ Prerequisite check
  ✔ Git
  ✔ Installing dependencies using Yarn
  ✔ Running tests using Yarn
  ↓ Bumping version using Yarn [skipped]
    → [Preview] Command not executed: yarn version --new-version patch.
  ✖ Publishing package using Yarn
    → publish.getPackagePublishArguments is not a function
    Pushing tags
    Creating release draft on GitHub

✖ publish.getPackagePublishArguments is not a function

if i run yarn version --new-version patch, i see this:

➜  proto-tailwindcss-clrs git:(main) yarn version --new-version patch
yarn version v1.22.19
info Current version: 0.0.247
info New version: 0.0.248
✨  Done in 0.09s.

still not sure how to resolve this. It could very easily be a stupid user error... :)

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I saw the same thing without yarn - npm 9.5.0, node v18.15.0. I didn't do any debugging, because it had already messed up my repo's state by bumping the package.json version. I just switched to npm publish.

A suggestion to make this kind of thing easier to debug - write more verbose error logs (including a stack trace) to a .log file somewhere, and write the file path to stdout if something goes wrong? There's no good way to know what's wrong with a message like cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'pipe').

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Running into this issue as well:

Tried to put a min repro together and encountered a separate problem:

... where that's just hanging indefinitely.

Appreciate the continued releases for this great tool. I'll stick to 7.x until things are resolved with this 👍 .

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It seems 72879e0 forgot a return statement.

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