yesterday I got a strange message when I turned on my PC.
The screenshot is attached.
If you have any answers, I'd appreciate it.
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Benjamin.TESTART
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- Registration: March 20, 2018 - 09:59
Hello,
yesterday I got a strange message when I turned on my PC.
The screenshot is attached.
If you have any answers, I'd appreciate it.
yesterday I got a strange message when I turned on my PC.
The screenshot is attached.
If you have any answers, I'd appreciate it.
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What packages did you install on your machine to get this result?
It's clearly a NodeJS error message.
A post-configuration for Atom?
Alexandre
It's clearly a NodeJS error message.
A post-configuration for Atom?
Alexandre
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Benjamin.TESTART
- Messages: 2
- Registration: March 20, 2018 - 09:59
Hello,
there is no package for this machine...
The message no longer appears, but I would like to understand.
there is no package for this machine...
The message no longer appears, but I would like to understand.
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dcardon
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Hello Benjamin,
The wapt-session-setup tool runs for all packages that were updated at session startup. In the message you displayed, there must have been a package, probably containing Node.js, that was updated locally.
Sincerely,
Denis
The machine package list might be empty, but there could still be packages installed locally on the machine. If you run `wapt-get list` on it, does it return anything?Benjamin.TESTART wrote: ↑March 26, 2018 - 4:38 PM There is no package for this machine...
The message no longer appears, but I would like to understand.
The wapt-session-setup tool runs for all packages that were updated at session startup. In the message you displayed, there must have been a package, probably containing Node.js, that was updated locally.
Sincerely,
Denis
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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