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npm ERR! code EINTEGRITY (npm 5) #16861
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In my case deleting package-lock.json and re issuing npm install fixed the problem. Is it possible 'package-lock.json' is machine specific? |
Hi. I have the same error since yesterday
my package.json is
npm version 3.10.8 This error started to appear for me when I I commented out a line in a local version of instagram-node-lib "https://github.com/zunman/instagram-node-lib/tarball/master". I reverted my changes but the error persists. I deleted package-lock.json and that did not resolve the error either. |
Deleting npm and npm-cache folders in Users%username%\AppData\Roaming (windows 7) and running npm install fixed it for me |
Not sure if it's the same thing, but I'm getting It seems like the following fixed it for me, warning me it shouldn't be necessary...
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Please update npm by cmd |
happens to me too, I even uninstall but the problem still happening |
@flacohenao did you try clearing the cache w/ |
@BurtHarris I did, and still happening. I realize that it was just the "super" template made by Ionic using ionic start. I started with other template and all worked just well.. thank you. |
Deleting |
I noticed this happened to me because of local changes made to an installed package; that probably caused the integrity value that was committed to be incorrect. Removing/reinstalling that package caused the corrected integrity value to be generated. |
npm ERR! code EINTEGRITY Got it all the time. |
Well, there clearly needs to be some better documentation on this message, or better wording, but my hypothesis is that:
@zkat, can you confirm that? |
I would like to know which package broke sha... I cannot figure out which one is broke my app |
@ilabacheuski You can figure out that by doing |
I found the problem's package. This is material-design-icons. When I change it to github repo of this package. everything works fine |
Upgrading npm, deleted package-lock.json, deleted the node_modules folder then running npm install. That worked for me |
Deleting package-lock.json also solved this issue for me! 👍 |
try |
eslint started failing with the concat-stream issue here: gruntjs/grunt-contrib-imagemin#249 Also noticed the EINTEGRITY warning. Found issue: npm/npm#16861 delete node_modules and npm install had no effect npm cache verify said was valid npm cache clean --force, delete node_modules, npm install had no effect delete AppData/Roaming/npm and npm-cache and current package-lock.json, then npm i -g npm, then npm install worked
eslint started failing with the concat-stream issue here: gruntjs/grunt-contrib-imagemin#249 Also noticed the EINTEGRITY warning. Found issue: npm/npm#16861 delete node_modules and npm install had no effect npm cache verify said was valid npm cache clean --force, delete node_modules, npm install had no effect delete AppData/Roaming/npm and npm-cache and current package-lock.json, then npm i -g npm, then npm install worked
'npm cache verify' helped me)) |
updating node version from 5.0.4 → 5.1.0, resolved my issue. |
I assume @roshanghangare means npm@5.1.0. Release notes here |
npm cache verify did the trick for me! Thanks! |
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Run this command |
Try disabling the package-lock functionality: npm config set package-lock false |
I got a lot of I just simply ran |
npm cache verify worked for me. |
I had some luck with 'sudo npm i' |
I would strongly recommend against using 'sudo' with npm. Just run 'npm i'
a second time and it works.
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Solucionado!
sudo npm cache clear --force
sudo npm i -g npm
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None of these solutions worked for me. Every time I run I've been using npm5 since it's release without issue. This suddenly cropped up and has made npm unusable for me. I had to downgrade to npm4. |
Just hit EINTEGRITY on a CI machine running npm 5.3.0. Retrying fixed things.
edit 2017-11-07: and again just now:
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@dylanpyle try to update npm to latest version in CI before running. My problem with material google fonts has been disappeared in the latest npm. And to solve |
I found same problem when run `npm WARN deprecated connect@2.30.2: connect 2.x series is deprecated npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: |
We have been getting the same issue on our Travis builds ever since upgrading to Node 8 and including package-lock.json in our commits. npm 5.5.1 |
Sin duda que actualizar el npm desde cmd me ayudó. |
npm install --save-dev --save-exact react-native-scripts , that worked for me |
This just happen to me out of nowhere with |
@nitaliano you should really not be using |
For others showing up here anyway: Please upgrade to 5.7.1 (or later, I guess), as there's been a bunch of fixes to prevent |
I'm opening this issue because:
What's going wrong?
I deleted the node_modules and ran npm install, it won't finish installing. It throws the following error
my
package.json
How can the CLI team reproduce the problem?
Get my package.json and run npm install
supporting information:
npm -v
prints: 5.0.1node -v
prints: v7.10.0npm config get registry
prints: https://registry.npmjs.org/No proxy or VPN or container
Gist
Here is the log gist
Edit:
yarn install
in the same directory installs the packagesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: