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ECONNREFUSED with node-sass version 3.11.1 #1787
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I was also having this issue also but I did some quick digging and I think the warning message is a bit confusing. The message states : 2016-11-03 21:53:34.347 | Hint: If github.com is not accessible in your location So people who before who were using system environment proxies <3.11.0 and now are upgrading to >=3.11.x will encounter this issue (timeout). I experienced this when updating gulp-sass. |
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In #1725 we started setting `proxy: ''` to defer proxy resolution logic to request. However `request` uses `hasOwnProperty` rather than falsey checks to determine if an option has been set. This caused `request` to believe were configuring a proxy so it didn't do it's own proxy resolution. Fixes #1785 Fixes #1787
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In #1725 we started setting `proxy: ''` to defer proxy resolution logic to request. However `request` uses `hasOwnProperty` rather than falsey checks to determine if an option has been set. This caused `request` to believe were configuring a proxy so it didn't do it's own proxy resolution. Fixes #1785 Fixes #1787
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In #1725 we started setting `proxy: ''` to defer proxy resolution logic to request. However `request` uses `hasOwnProperty` rather than falsey checks to determine if an option has been set. This caused `request` to believe were configuring a proxy so it didn't do it's own proxy resolution. Fixes #1785 Fixes #1787
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In #1725 we started setting `proxy: ''` to defer proxy resolution logic to request. However `request` uses `hasOwnProperty` rather than falsey checks to determine if an option has been set. This caused `request` to believe were configuring a proxy so it didn't do it's own proxy resolution. Fixes #1785 Fixes #1787
This should be fixed with v3.11.2 |
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NPM version (
npm -v
): 2.5.1Node version (
node -v
): v0.12.1Node Process (
node -p process.versions
):{ http_parser: '2.3',
node: '0.12.1',
v8: '3.28.73',
uv: '1.0.2',
zlib: '1.2.8',
modules: '14',
openssl: '1.0.1m' }
Node Platform (
node -p process.platform
): win32Node architecture (
node -p process.arch
): x64node-sass version (
node -p "require('node-sass').info"
): errornpm node-sass versions (
npm ls node-sass
):└─┬ [email protected]
└── [email protected]
Hello,
I experienced some problems with the newest version 3.11.1 of node-sass. We have a jenkins set up on an vm which builds our project. Our build fails because of the following:
The proxy is configured on the vm and i can also download the source via wget. After adding a shrinkwrap file to our project where I define node-sass version 3.10.1 everything was fine again.
But of course I dont want to keep using the old version as a permanent solution.
I'm not sure if that has something to do with the problem but our NO_PROXY environment variable is set, so that the proxy itself would also fall under the rules.
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