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      sdetweil @karsten13
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      @karsten13 yes, that’s what I think we come to but doesn’t help any existing broken modules

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        sdetweil @karsten13
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        @karsten13 docker is a pita with this stuff. too much/not enough in the container. which is supposed to be immutable.

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          KristjanESPERANTO Module Developer @sdetweil
          last edited by KristjanESPERANTO

          @sdetweil As a soft step, the broken modules could switch to @electron/rebuild. This should also work for docker.

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            wishmaster270 Module Developer @KristjanESPERANTO
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            @KristjanESPERANTO

            I have a docker installation running for development here on my notebook.
            Everytime a module needs “npm install” I exec to the container and run the command in the container cause there will be called the correct npm and node version in the container and not the ones I currently use on my notebook.
            In this case the directory structure is the same as with a locally installed MagicMirror and the postinstall script will work as excepted.

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              karsten13 @wishmaster270
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              @wishmaster270 said in electron-rebuild problems with MagicMirror 2.22.0:

              and the postinstall script will work as excepted.

              yes, will work, but all the changes in the node_modules folder of mm are gone with the next restart of the container …

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                wishmaster270 Module Developer @karsten13
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                @karsten13
                In case of electron-rebuild this is no problem as it is only required during compile but not at runtime.

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                  karsten13 @wishmaster270
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                  @wishmaster270

                  o.k., but where are the compile results stored?

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                    wishmaster270 Module Developer @karsten13
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                    @karsten13
                    They are stored in the node_modules folder of the module which should be persistent

                    Edit: Do not misunderstand me. In my opinion the best way to solve the electron-rebuild problems of a lot of modules would be to put “@electron/rebuild” as a dependency to “package.json” of MagicMirror.

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                      karsten13 @wishmaster270
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                      @wishmaster270 said in electron-rebuild problems with MagicMirror 2.22.0:

                      @karsten13
                      They are stored in the node_modules folder of the module which should be persistent

                      thats good, so the construction with installing electron-rebuild in mm folder has no side effects and works also in a docker setup.

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                        karsten13 @wishmaster270
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                        @wishmaster270 said in electron-rebuild problems with MagicMirror 2.22.0:

                        Edit: Do not misunderstand me. In my opinion the best way to solve the electron-rebuild problems of a lot of modules would be to put “@electron/rebuild” as a dependency to “package.json” of MagicMirror.

                        I don’t have a final opinion on that yet, but if so, we should put it under optionalDependencies as electron

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