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[@quasar/testing-quality] Unknown command "serve" when executing serve:test:lighthouse #97
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What version Quasar are you using?
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I think that when executing This works:
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please show me the results of
quasar info
(because quasar serve has been around for some time now)
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I added the following And ran it:
So both are the same version, but this works:
and this doesn't:
That's weird... |
In
The global
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@rstoenescu - Do you have any insight into why this might be happening and what we can do to get around it? |
The issue is cause due to https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/blob/master/src/cli/commands/run.js#L52
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Hey, its not related with yarn. Check my post for test cases: |
Still getting this issue with latest quasar CLI (v1.5.0) and a freshly baked "quasar create" project. |
I want to serve To solve this problem I am using |
I also encountered this for Seems like the workaround is to run the |
Have same problem just trying to run basic |
Running
Because general |
I can confirm: both This results in |
I've tried to add a script
You mean kinda like this:
Trying to run
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I mean I can live with that, I'm a backender, just have to run quasar from time to time to test some things on my side. But running dev was too costly (1.5 to 3.2 GB of RAM+swap just for that) for debug functions I don't really need, so tried to run |
Not sure about how to make it work on Windows as I use Ubuntu in my day-to-day development Another possibility is to install the quasar/cli locally, even if some features will break, e.g. |
Yep, doesn't work:
Both are installed globally and locally. |
Both are installed globally? Which other is installed globally aside |
Installed globally:
Installed locally for this project:
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Please remove |
Software version
What did you get as the error?
Please note that running directly did work:
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