test: fix failing path prefix test by updating gatsby/cli version #8362
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This updates the internal gatsby version in one of the tests (path prefix) so that the `gatsby serve` command now has the option `--prefix-paths` which is required for the test to pass. To the best of my knowledge, the --copy-all behavior of gatsby-dev-cli isn't meaningful here, because it doesn't copy over the .bin executables, so the local package.json versions are still used for some things. Also note, for the chmod change, check out [this test run](https://circleci.com/gh/gatsbyjs/gatsby/1410). I've seen that happen locally after running gatsby-dev-cli, and that's the fix that's worked for me!
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| gatsby-dev --set-path-to-repo $GATSBY_PATH && | ||
| gatsby-dev --scan-once --copy-all && # copies _all_ files in gatsby/packages | ||
| gatsby-dev --scan-once --copy-all --quiet && # copies _all_ files in gatsby/packages | ||
| sudo chmod +x ./node_modules/.bin/gatsby && # this is sometimes necessary to ensure executable |
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Note: I should maybe make this change at the gatsby-dev-cli level, instead, but this works for now.
Does anyone else run into this? I can replicate it pretty reliably on my local machine 🙃
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huh really? I've never hit that problem — I thought NPM took care of that
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Yeah, it's replicated in that test I linked to too to the best of my knowledge. Weird stuff 😱
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| "dependencies": { | ||
| "cypress": "^3.1.0", | ||
| "gatsby": "next", | ||
| "gatsby": "^2.0.6", |
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This should probably be latest 🙃
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I just hit permission problem with some of my tests, so let's try this out
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@pieh sounds good, thanks for the merge! |
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…tsbyjs#8362) * test: fix failing path prefix test by updating gatsby/cli version This updates the internal gatsby version in one of the tests (path prefix) so that the `gatsby serve` command now has the option `--prefix-paths` which is required for the test to pass. To the best of my knowledge, the --copy-all behavior of gatsby-dev-cli isn't meaningful here, because it doesn't copy over the .bin executables, so the local package.json versions are still used for some things. Also note, for the chmod change, check out [this test run](https://circleci.com/gh/gatsbyjs/gatsby/1410). I've seen that happen locally after running gatsby-dev-cli, and that's the fix that's worked for me! * ci: don't hardcode gatsby path
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This updates the internal gatsby version in one of the tests (path
prefix) so that the
gatsby servecommand now has the option--prefix-pathswhich is required for the test to pass. To the best ofmy knowledge, the --copy-all behavior of gatsby-dev-cli isn't meaningful
here, because it doesn't copy over the .bin executables, so the local
package.json versions are still used for some things.
Also note, for the chmod change, check out this test run. I've seen that happen locally after running gatsby-dev-cli, and that's the fix that's worked for me!