Bump detect-port-alt #3787
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Bump detect-port-alt #3787
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* Bump detect-port-alt * Bump again
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my problem was similar, install firebase and when executing npm start, this error came out
I had to reinstall the dependencies with
I went back to execute npm start and solved the problem |
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This should include some error handling that would work around #3690.
I haven't verified it works yet, but the last time I tried to do similar edits locally, and then inserted a
throwin the same place the error was reported,detect-portsaid the ports were taken and jumped to a high port. I'm not sure why it didn't give me an error instead but this seems edge casey enough that I don't care strongly how it works as long as it doesn't crash.