The version of node-sass (^4.13.1) specified gave me multiple g++ compilation errors on Ubuntu 20.04.03.

Upgrading node-sass to ^6.0.1 fixed the issue.

(Could also bump concurrently to ^6,3,0 at the same time)

what is the command for pull request.
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I solved it. The problem is about the version of modules under the devDependicies object in the package.json file.

1. Delete the package-lock.json file
2. Change versions of modules to "latest" in the devDependicies object (look for package.json)
3. Write the code that is in below to terminal or what you use for this
   "npm install" ->That code uses is installing a specific version of modules that in dependencies (dependencies are modules that are stated in the "devDependencies" object that in the "package.json" file)
4. Finally, you can start this project with;
   "npm start"

• Products Page
• Past Orders Page

hi all,
i'm pretty much new to coding and so hoping to get a steer from one of you guys are more clued up then me.
I had issues loading the basic-prod-demo, running into lots of errors. I eventually figured out that deleting the dependencies manually and reinstalling afresh seems to have done the trick, with the exception of this file:
tjw-sasslint-rules
so i tried npm start, and it worked without it and it seems to work. I'm just asking if i will run into problems without it, and if so, can you please advise how I go about installing it.
thanks in advance.
Simon (runningFox)

• Create store with Vue's reactive
• Make store persist in localStorage

• Products Page
• Past Orders Page

• Sidebar should slide out (or appear) when Cart button is clicked
• Cart should display items
• Cart should be hooked up to store to display correct number of items
• Prices per item and total price should be calculated correctly based off of the number of items in the cart

Hello,

I tried doing an npm install to follow the course but I'm getting errors, you can find the error log below :
2021-10-13T08_11_03_763Z-debug.log

As I see it says that it can't find python because it's not in my Path ... but it is, so I'm quite confused on what to do. As I check the comment on the video, I'm not the only one running onto that issue.