Cloning repo and running results in "Uncaught Error: Cannot find module 'process/browser'" about secure-electron-template HOT 8 CLOSED

For yarn users:

npm i
yarn import
yarn

Finally, delete package.lock.json.

But @reZach if you know what causes the issue were the page has to be reloaded before it will work that's still a minor issue.

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If I use npm i this doesn't occur, but then we get an endless stream of these messages in the terminal:

27316:0130/193504.888385:ERROR:CONSOLE(1)] "Extension server error: Operation failed: Permission denied", source: devtools://devtools/bundled/extensions/extensions.js (1)

Edit: If I refresh the devtools then this resolves.

But no love for Yarn? :(

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@slapbox I am open if you are willing to look into a solution to make yarn work natively for this template. I am sorry, I thought yarn should work without any hiccup!

To the issue with the "operation failed" message, that was fixed here.

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Oddly that issue with needing to reload only occurs for me on Linux.

I think the issue is that the template relies on package package-lock.json. I think this could be remedied with more stringent dependency versions in package.json, but I'm not sure what package in particular causes the issue. Fortunately the workaround is pretty simple.

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Oddly that issue with needing to reload only occurs for me on Linux.

I think the issue is that the template relies on package package-lock.json. I think this could be remedied with more stringent dependency versions in package.json, but I'm not sure what package in particular causes the issue. Fortunately the workaround is pretty simple.

Yes I'd love to know what package is causing this issue. I'm seeing w3c-hr-time uses browser-process-hrtime that's probably the culprit, but I don't know what's using it.

edit was looking in wrong repo when I made this comment.

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At least on Windows it doesn't seem that either of those packages are used by the repo.

{ secure-electron-template } webpackPreload » yarn why browser-process-hrtime
yarn why v1.22.4
[1/4] Why do we have the module "browser-process-hrtime"...?
[2/4] Initialising dependency graph...
[3/4] Finding dependency...
error We couldn't find a match!
Done in 0.73s.
{ secure-electron-template } webpackPreload » yarn why w3c-hr-time
yarn why v1.22.4
[1/4] Why do we have the module "w3c-hr-time"...?
[2/4] Initialising dependency graph...
[3/4] Finding dependency...
error We couldn't find a match!
Done in 0.66s.

Worth re-opening this issue? I haven't seen this issue since, but I've also been working on Windows since.

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@slapbox I'll reopen, I was looking at a different repo when I searched and found that!

process/browser is added in webpack.config.js due to this comment

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Closing this issue as I'm calling out the problem with yarn in this pinned issue.

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