Here's one famous case where it wasn't a joke:
all of the above.
This afternoon all servers in our AWS EU-Frankfurt environment started throwing the error regardless of what package we are trying to install
npm ERR! code E418 npm ERR! 418 I'm a teapot: commander@~2.3.0
It then locks up and does not exit the process.
npm install
There is nothing being written to the npm-debug.log as the process does not do anything
npm -v prints: 5.6.0
npm -v
node -v prints: 8.9.0
node -v
npm config get registry prints: registry.npmjs.org/
npm config get registry
Windows, OS X/macOS, or Linux?: Amazon Linux AMI release 2017.09
Network issues:
Container: No container.
The moral of the story is to think carefully about referencing Easter eggs like this in your projects, even in supposedly unreachable code!
damn... what a mess S: you are totally right about think carefully. you read the comments on this issue and start to get exponentially tense.
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Here's one famous case where it wasn't a joke:
ERR! 418 I'm a teapot (this is not a joke) #20791
I'm opening this issue because:
all of the above.
What's going wrong?
This afternoon all servers in our AWS EU-Frankfurt environment started throwing the error regardless of what package we are trying to install
npm ERR! code E418 npm ERR! 418 I'm a teapot: commander@~2.3.0
It then locks up and does not exit the process.
How can the CLI team reproduce the problem?
npm install
There is nothing being written to the npm-debug.log as the process does not do anything
supporting information:
npm -v
prints: 5.6.0node -v
prints: 8.9.0npm config get registry
prints: registry.npmjs.org/Windows, OS X/macOS, or Linux?: Amazon Linux AMI release 2017.09
Network issues:
Container: No container.
The moral of the story is to think carefully about referencing Easter eggs like this in your projects, even in supposedly unreachable code!
damn... what a mess S: you are totally right about think carefully. you read the comments on this issue and start to get exponentially tense.