Eirik Sletteberg
Eirik Sletteberg
You can see in your test output: `[INFO] os.detected.arch: x86_32` Maybe you need to upgrade your Maven version, Java version and the version of this plugin. I have no idea...
Looks correct to me! So there's probably a bug in the code that reads environment data to guess the right architecture. You can find in it the file called `Platform.java`.
Oh, that could be a bit tricky... one "workaround" for now is to not use `npx` but instead use `scripts` in `package.json` and then do `npm run-script`... does that solve...
This is actually the default behavior of the plugin - it only installs in your project npm the first time. Unless you delete it between runs.
A temporary solution is to just use the node executor directly and run `build.js` (a file that you write), which then runs webpack.
Strictly speaking, this is a problem with Maven in general right, not only this plugin? Gradle has better support for incremental compilation.
Try not putting node inside the target directory. (I guess you tried to configure that as installDirectory?)
Then I have no idea what it can be... 🤷 I have never seen that error myself, and I also don't have access to a Windows computer. So let's hope...
Try disabling the antivirus then! (Look at all antivirus-like processes running on the computer, and kill them) For Spring Boot + React, you could try something like JHipster, which is...
Looks like a warning only, so it shouldn't fail the build? Must be something else.