Strange parseTree from 'jsonc-parser' error ('jsonc-parser' is a CommonJS module, which may not support all module.exports as named exports.)

[Zer0xxxx]

When I start my Docker container, I get this error:

file:///root/.bun/install/global/node_modules/wireit/lib/util/ast.js:7
import { parseTree as parseTreeInternal } from 'jsonc-parser';
         ^^^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Named export 'parseTree' not found. The requested module 'jsonc-parser' is a CommonJS module, which may not support all module.exports as named exports.

I've only noticed it today, it worked properly some days ago.

I'm using:

• Bun v1.1.15
• Dockerfile based on ubuntu:24.04
• Wireit v0.14.4

wireit is globally installed with my Dockerfile, using: bun i -g wireit
(Also tried bun i -g [email protected], didn't change the result.)

[rschaufler]

i am encountering this issue too. It seems to be related to a resent update of the jsonc-parser package, specifically this commit where an export section was added to the package.json: microsoft/node-jsonc-parser@4f3cf98

[Zer0xxxx]

i am encountering this issue too. It seems to be related to a resent update of the jsonc-parser package, specifically this commit where an export section was added to the package.json: microsoft/node-jsonc-parser@4f3cf98

Excellent! Happy to hear I'm not alone.

[rschaufler]

@Zer0xxxx you can workaround this issue by locking jsonc-parser to version 3.2.1 in your project until a fix is released.

[Zer0xxxx]

@Zer0xxxx you can workaround this issue by locking jsonc-parser to version 3.2.1 in your project until a fix is released.

Yep!
I'm trying to do it like this right now, haven't tested it yet:

  "resolutions": {
    "jsonc-parser": "3.2.1"
  },

[rschaufler]

for any pnpm user, it works by putting the following section into your package.json:

  "pnpm": {
    "overrides": {
      "jsonc-parser": "~3.2.1"
    }
  }

[Zer0xxxx]

for any pnpm user, it works by putting the following section into your package.json:

  "pnpm": {
    "overrides": {
      "jsonc-parser": "~3.2.1"
    }
  }

Lmao, this is also what is intended to work with Bun, but since I'm globally installing wireit in my Docker container, it seems like I'm doomed. Gonna investigate.

[Zer0xxxx]

Installed wireit as a dependency in my package.json (and NOT as a dev dependency since I'm using bun install --production). Used the same overrides section, and now it's working again.

Looking forward to see it properly patched.

[Zer0xxxx]

Heya @rschaufler
This seems to be fixed microsoft/node-jsonc-parser#91

Also, even if it wasn't totally from the Wireit side, maybe wireit should be more strict on its dependencies?

[rictic]

Locking in deps to specific versions has pros and cons. We miss bug fixes, and a using package can lose out on opportunities to deduplicate common deps.

The strategy of installing wireit in each monorepo or package root that uses wireit and using a lockfile would have prevented this breakage, and is a good practice overall IMO.

[rschaufler]

@rictic i am working in a Monorepo with a lockfile. It however doesn't prevent the breakage because the dependency will be updated if you run a update on your packages to apply patch and minor updates. So in essence, the core issue here is that the recent minor update of node-jsonrc-parser was not backwards compatible as a minor update should be. However, the issue is now fixed thanks to @Zer0xxxx issue report at node-jsonc-parser.

[Zer0xxxx]

@rictic i am working in a Monorepo with a lockfile. It however doesn't prevent the breakage because the dependency will be updated if you run a update on your packages to apply patch and minor updates. So in essence, the core issue here is that the recent minor update of node-jsonrc-parser was not backwards compatible as a minor update should be. However, the issue is now fixed thanks to @Zer0xxxx issue report at node-jsonc-parser.

Yeah. Indeed, it broke when I rebuilt from zero my container.
Considering it like a SemVer issue from jsonc-parser seems wise to me.

I understand your points of view, and I'm also happy that everything came back to normal so fast.
I will also scope a bit more my wireit install process in my container.

Thank you everyone.

Maybe we can close this issue, then?

[rictic]

Yep, closing as fixed. Thanks for filing this upstream!