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Hi, I am using:
node 14.17.6 with npm 6.14.15 (I am not yet able to migrate to node 16/18 with a newer npm at the moment) and on CI/CD often this strikes us when running "npm install":
Looking through search results people suggest cleaning the cache or verify should help - but that does not help in this case because we have an complete new empty cache directory each run using the "--cache" option and putting the cache to the build directory (like you can see in the path of the debug log) - so there is nothing to verify or clean because the cache does not even exist before running install.
The log file at the end has this:
So whats wrong with npm here - it does not always happen but eventually it will hit us, sometimes even 2-3 times in a row.
How to debug that further? Ideas? Suggestions?
PS: npm suggests to report this to "https://npm.community" which fails with ssl errors (but if you ignore them yeah I know ...) it does forward you to "https://www.npmjs.com/" and there under support you only have "Giving Feedback" which suggests opening a discussion here - if that is the wrong destination - just tell me where to report that bug instead and maybe fix / update the "please report this error ..." message of npm.
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