All Errors

The Missing script error occurs when you try to run an npm script that doesn't exist in your package.json. Verify the script name, check you're in the correct directory, and ensure your package.json has the required scripts section.

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The ELIFECYCLE error occurs when an npm script exits with a non-zero code. The actual cause is in the error output above ELIFECYCLE. Clean your node_modules, check script syntax, and verify Node.js version compatibility.

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Package outdated errors occur when npm detects version conflicts or deprecated dependencies. Run npm update to refresh packages, use npm outdated to identify what needs updating, and npm-check-updates for major version upgrades.

The EINVALIDPACKAGENAME error with 'blacklisted' occurs when your package.json uses a reserved name like 'node_modules' or a name that conflicts with npm's internal directories. Rename your package to a valid, unique name.

Preempted pods were evicted to make room for higher-priority pods. Adjust priority classes, add cluster capacity, or review resource requests.

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Version mismatch errors occur when npm cannot resolve conflicting version requirements between packages. Use --legacy-peer-deps for a quick fix, or update packages to compatible versions for a proper solution.

CreateContainerError occurs when the container runtime fails to create the container. Unlike config errors, this indicates runtime failures like duplicate containers, volume issues, or permission problems.

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The EINVALIDVERSION error occurs when package.json contains a version that doesn't follow semantic versioning format. Use the standard X.Y.Z format (e.g., '1.0.0') instead of incomplete or malformed versions.

The EINVALIDRANGE error occurs when package.json contains a version specification that doesn't follow semver syntax. Fix malformed version ranges like '>=foo' or use proper semver format like '^1.0.0'.

This error occurs when trying to access a method or property that doesn't exist on an object. Common causes include typos, using outdated library versions, or objects being None when you didn't expect.

The 'could not determine executable to run' error occurs when npx can't find the package or its executable. Check the package name for typos, ensure it's installed, or use the full --package flag syntax.

InvalidImageName means the container image reference format is invalid. Remove protocol prefixes, use lowercase names, and ensure proper registry/image/tag format.

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Preinstall script failures block npm install before dependencies are even fetched. Common causes include permission issues, missing build tools, or memory constraints. Fix permissions or install required build dependencies.

Exit code 130 means your process received SIGINT, usually from pressing Ctrl+C. This is expected behavior when stopping a dev server. If you didn't press Ctrl+C, check for runaway processes or signal handling issues.

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