My Fsevents is freezing when trying to install. I can't even CTRL+C out of it. I am stumped. Maybe a memory problem? Here's my
my command line, OS info, and Node version if it helps:
Spotify-client-reactjs-master\Spotify-client-reactjs-master> npm cache clean -- force
npm WARN using -- force Recommended protections disabled.
C:\Users\Sara\Tech Wizard Dropbox\Alex Logsdon\PC\Downloads\Spotify-client-reactjs-master\Spotify-
client-reactjs-master>
C:\Users\Sara\Tech Wizard Dropbox\Alex Logsdon\PC\Downloads\Spotify-client-reactjs-master\Spotify-
client-reactjs-master>npm install fsevents -- force
npm WARN using -- force Recommended protections disabled.
] \ reify:fsevents: timing reifyNode: node_modules/react-
scripts/node_modules/fsevents Completed in 865ms
<--- Last few GCs --->
[52056:0000019AE914E370] 400345 ms: Scavenge 1135.3 (1219.6) -> 1135.2 (1218.6) MB, 2.68 / 0.00 ms (average mu = 0.994, current mu = 0.995) allocation failure;
[52056:0000019AE914E370] 401022 ms: Scavenge 1136.0 (1218.6) -> 1135.7 (1219.6) MB, 2.45 / 0.00 ms (average mu = 0.994, current mu = 0.995) allocation failure;
[52056:0000019AE914E370] 401955 ms: Scavenge 1136.2 (1219.6) -> 1136.0 (1218.6) MB, 2.49 / 0.00 ms (average mu = 0.994, current mu = 0.995) allocation failure;
<--- JS stacktrace --->
FATAL ERROR: Committing semi space failed. Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory
----- Native stack trace -----
1: 00007FF7D122C94B
2: 00007FF7D1196764
3: 00007FF7D1C149A1
4: 00007FF7D1BFE0F8
5: 00007FF7D1A5FBA0
6: 00007FF7D1A179A3
7: 00007FF7D1A69260
8: 00007FF7D1A5C8C0
9: 00007FF7D1A71F3A
10: 00007FF7D1A727B7
11: 00007FF7D1A810AF
12: 00007FF7D1741DD5
13: 00007FF7D1CC62CE
14: 00007FF7520D6919
OS: Windows 11
Node Version: 20.12.2
It's in the terminal app, the command prompt is running as Administrator. I had to censor the path so
you guys can't steal my info. I provided it.
I can't use the bug formating because it doesn't fit the nature of my issue.
My Fsevents is freezing when trying to install. I can't even CTRL+C out of it. I am stumped. Maybe a memory problem? Here's my
my command line, OS info, and Node version if it helps:
OS: Windows 11
Node Version: 20.12.2
It's in the terminal app, the command prompt is running as Administrator. I had to censor the path so
you guys can't steal my info. I provided it.
I can't use the bug formating because it doesn't fit the nature of my issue.