Simon Boudrias
Simon Boudrias
When you run `yo`, it's running the `yo` binary (not the nvm node). In order to run it, your OS will use a Node version that may be different from...
This doesn't prove that. If you open a new terminal tabs and check `which node`, you won't have the same given nvm work on a per process basis.
Any chance `which yo` was pointing to a global install not under the nvm folder?
Looks like `require.resolve('../lambda')` isn't defined. The result come after the test results because you're calling `done()` when the generator is ready, not when it's done running.
The async test is still broken. The coverage might slow down your test, so the error appears before jest exit.
@zckrs any chance you want to update this part of the codelab?
@zckrs ^^
@dandymi You need to use Node version 4 or higher.
Also, it'd be useful to suggest troubleshooting information. (basically, run `yo doctor`) I believe I've looked at this issue a little while back and realized it was actually rooted into...
Side note: > in my case because it needs to run the npm installs with sudo That is a false assumption, you should actually fix you npm permissions: https://github.com/sindresorhus/guides/blob/master/npm-global-without-sudo.md About...