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After installing v0.7.0-beta3, I've now observed a few cases where running npm i causes thousands of processes to spawn. It's hard to tell if this is new behavior; I will attempt a downgrade if I can find a repro. Whenever this happens I have to log out of my workstation to get all the processes to close.
(unreliable) Steps to repro:
Open a new instance of Powershell
Run npm i, observe it works
Run npm i again, observe it hangs and thousands of processes spawn
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@dustinsoftware That's not good behavior 😦 I know I ran into issues with this in the past, and I documented some of what I found in this issue: #577 However, since we're using the cmd.exe /C "workaround", it's a bit surprising to see it crop up again!
Out of curiosity, is this in a project that has node pinned, or is it using the default Node / npm version (e.g. outside of a project or in a non-pinned project)? If it's outside of a pinned project, do you have npm available from a separate installation, or is Volta the only Node / npm installation you have?
After installing
v0.7.0-beta3
, I've now observed a few cases where runningnpm i
causes thousands of processes to spawn. It's hard to tell if this is new behavior; I will attempt a downgrade if I can find a repro. Whenever this happens I have to log out of my workstation to get all the processes to close.(unreliable) Steps to repro:
npm i
, observe it worksnpm i
again, observe it hangs and thousands of processes spawnThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: