node versions beyond 10 cause build issues?

[mkellogg91]

did not try anywhere close to all the versions beyond node version 10, however, I did try versions: 12.17.0 and 14.3.0 and both failed to build with the following error:

(node:24174) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: Cannot find module '@babel/compat-data/corejs3-shipped-proposals'

once I switched to v10.21.0 via nvm it built correctly.
Note: I am running this on centos 7.8

[maihde]

@mkellogg91 - the projects .nvmrc indicates that node v10.18.0 is the supported version. If you aren't already using nvm I highly recommend it because many projects use this convention and then you can just execute nvm use and you are confident you are running on a supported version.

That said, the root cause is a fundamental issue that has affected many projects; Ember being one of them. Basically the resolution is to force using the latest version of babel/preset-env. I've updated .nvmrc. to the latest LTS (12.18.1) and also updated package.json` to force the latest babel subpackage.

nvm use
rm -rf node_modules
yarn install
npm start

Try updating and following the above instructions and let me know if it fixes your issue.

[mkellogg91]

thanks Mike, I was able to get it running and nvm is my friend :). I didn't realize a supported version was stated.

I've got two easy recommendations that tripped me up when setting up this project locally. They could be common sense for others, but here goes:

1. I didn't know after running "docker make" to check my actual image version so I was trying to run a docker image according to "sds:0.1" in the readme instead of "sds:0.4"
2. would be helpful if the readme just had a note indicating the supported node version