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First off, this is not an issue with this repo, but the repo is affected by a bug in a dependency that it uses, and wanted to bring awareness to it here, in case someone else runs into this.
I was getting this error in my own project, which uses contentlayer, so I decided to clone this project to see if I could replicate it and I could indeed.
Warning: Contentlayer might not work as expected on Windows
Generated 5 documents in .contentlayer
TypeError: The "code" argument must be of type number. Received an instance of Object
at process.set [as exitCode] (node:internal/bootstrap/node:124:9)
at Cli.runExit (C:\Users\wayof\Developments\next-contentlayer\node_modules\clipanion\lib\advanced\Cli.js:232:26)
at run (file:///C:/Users/wayof/Developments/next-contentlayer/node_modules/@contentlayer/cli/src/index.ts:39:3)
at main (C:\Users\wayof\Developments\next-contentlayer\node_modules\contentlayer\bin\cli.cjs:5:3) {
code: 'ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE'
}
This error was very frustrating to say the least, and while it is not directly breaking contentlayer's build (mdx's still get processed and generate content), it does cause an error.
I tracked down the offending code from the stack trace here:
next-contentlayer\node_modules\clipanion\lib\advanced\Cli.js:232:26
In my project, I am using a contentlayer:build script, and it was happening only on the build and not when in dev mode.
It is probably fairly obvious what is causing this. It is expecting a number type but getting something else like an object. I debugged it locally and here is the result:
async runExit(input, context) {
const result = await this.run(input, context);
console.log(">>>> result >>> ", result);
process.exitCode = 0;
}
Here is the actual output from the change I made locally:
Warning: Contentlayer might not work as expected on Windows
Generated 5 documents in .contentlayer
>>>> result >>> { documentCount: 5 }
Instead of returning a number, clipanion is returning an object. This issue is happening pretty much on everything that is using contentlayer build as far as I am aware
I am not sure if I should submit a pull request to clipanion since I have a fix or not. And actually, I should probably report the issue on the clipanion repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First off, this is not an issue with this repo, but the repo is affected by a bug in a dependency that it uses, and wanted to bring awareness to it here, in case someone else runs into this.
I was getting this error in my own project, which uses contentlayer, so I decided to clone this project to see if I could replicate it and I could indeed.
This error was very frustrating to say the least, and while it is not directly breaking contentlayer's build (mdx's still get processed and generate content), it does cause an error.
I tracked down the offending code from the stack trace here:
next-contentlayer\node_modules\clipanion\lib\advanced\Cli.js:232:26
In my project, I am using a contentlayer:build script, and it was happening only on the build and not when in dev mode.
It is probably fairly obvious what is causing this. It is expecting a number type but getting something else like an object. I debugged it locally and here is the result:
Here is the actual output from the change I made locally:
Instead of returning a number, clipanion is returning an object. This issue is happening pretty much on everything that is using contentlayer build as far as I am aware
I am not sure if I should submit a pull request to clipanion since I have a fix or not. And actually, I should probably report the issue on the clipanion repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: