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During ember-cli's release process, we run an npm pack and then try to install the result of that locally. Volta intercepts this, and the command fails with:
ember-cli-3.11.0-beta.2.tgz
up to date in 0.035s
Volta error: Global package installs are not supported.
Use `volta install ./ember-cli-3.11.0-beta.2.tgz` to add a package to your toolchain (see `volta help install` for more info).
Unfortunately, following the instructions also fails:
s/e/ember-cli ╍ {beta}+ volta install ./ember-cli-3.11.0-beta.2.tgz (14s 482ms)
error: Could not parse tool spec `./ember-cli-3.11.0-beta.2.tgz`
Please supply a spec in the format `<tool name>[@<version>]`.
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Thanks for the report @stefanpenner We’ve got an issue tracking being able to install a tarball #427
If the goal is just to globally install and make sure the install process works (but not to run it), then you can use VOLTA_UNSAFE_GLOBAL=1 as an environment variable to disable the global intercept. Unfortunately, because of how the files are laid out in Volta, while this will allow npm i -g to run, the resulting binaries don’t end up on your PATH, so running the command afterwards doesn’t work.
During ember-cli's release process, we run an
npm pack
and then try to install the result of that locally. Volta intercepts this, and the command fails with:Unfortunately, following the instructions also fails:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: