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Could not unpack Node, corrupt deflate stream #1484
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After this error, I tried removing I also tried an older version of Node.js (v18.14.2), and it also gives me the same error. |
We ran into this on our CI pipeline. Looks like it could be an intermittent / network issue however @garycourt as it seems to be working for us now 👀 |
I just gave it another try, and it also appears to be working for me now as well. Thanks. Closing issue. |
I ran into this issue again today. I'm going to reopen this as I think someone looking into it is warranted. |
Commenting because I'm starting to see this more frequently. Went from occasionally in CI/CD pipeline to team members reporting it to me. |
Also having the same issues. very frustrating if you have to release something quickly and this just fails without any workaround |
This may also be related to sbstp/attohttpc#84 – and if so, the issue is not specific to our choice of attohttpc, as that thread indicates; it shows up in reqwest and a few other libraries, and even in Go’s HTTP library. 😮💨 Will leave more notes here if/as I find things. |
I was trying to upgrade Node.js to v18.15.0 using Volta v1.0.8 under WSL1 running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and I get the following error:
The log file mentioned has these contents:
Any idea what's going on here? There's lots of storage space on this drive.
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