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It's weird, but I can't run npm ci in our pipeline (using docker), when I have Vue Plyr 7.0.0 installed. Removing it solves the issue
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@redxtech hey mate, thanks for this great project! Question, why are you not importing plyr package using npm instead? 🤔 I'm asking about this line
You can try adding the following block into the root of your package.json
"overrides": { "vue-plyr": { "plyr": "^3.7.0" } }
and update or remove your package-lock.json file
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It's weird, but I can't run npm ci in our pipeline (using docker), when I have Vue Plyr 7.0.0 installed. Removing it solves the issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: