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Fully default parcel config (i.e. no specific config).
Typescript project with a simple package/tsconfig - building the project with pure tsc, but building examples without typechecking via parcel: parcel example/index.html
🤔 Expected Behavior
Dev server should start up and give me some nice coloured cli output 🤗
😯 Current Behavior
Silent crash even with verbose mode 😢
npx parcel example/index.html --log-level verbose
Literally no output whatsoever on stdout/err.
💁 Possible Solution
Seems to be related to number of open files. If I close my IDE/TortoiseHg things start working fine and dandy again. I can re-open those applications, and the command starts failing once more.
🔦 Context
Using as file watching server during dev. At the very least there should be a helpful error.
🌍 Your Environment
Software
Version(s)
Parcel
^2.0.0-alpha.3.2
Node
v13.12.0
npm/Yarn
npm 6.14.4
Operating System
Ubuntu 18.04
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🐛 bug report
Silent crash on startup! Suspect due to too many open files. In the same state if I run
jest --watch
I get a helpful error - which clued me up.🎛 Configuration (.babelrc, package.json, cli command)
Fully default parcel config (i.e. no specific config).
Typescript project with a simple package/tsconfig - building the project with pure tsc, but building examples without typechecking via parcel:
parcel example/index.html
🤔 Expected Behavior
Dev server should start up and give me some nice coloured cli output 🤗
😯 Current Behavior
Silent crash even with verbose mode 😢
npx parcel example/index.html --log-level verbose
Literally no output whatsoever on stdout/err.
💁 Possible Solution
Seems to be related to number of open files. If I close my IDE/TortoiseHg things start working fine and dandy again. I can re-open those applications, and the command starts failing once more.
🔦 Context
Using as file watching server during dev. At the very least there should be a helpful error.
🌍 Your Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: