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Building Asar broken with [email protected] #892
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Can you please file a bug upstream in the
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Sure, the same commands you ran on Linux fails on Windows. |
Perhaps it's a Windows-only problem in |
I just ran into the same problem on Windows and your quick fix worked for me. Thanks! |
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This should be fixed in asar 0.14.5. Please let upstream developers know if it still doesn't work, after you've verified that |
Hello! If you do a fresh install with
npm i electron-packager
it brings down [email protected].Running
electron-packager . --asar
then fails with an ENOENT error as the file destination is no-longer correct: (it looks like the temp directory is used twice).As a quick fix I fixed the version of asar:
npm i [email protected] -D
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