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The error is caused by losing a bindings:
using platform: win10
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The error you are encountering:
is related to the
This is a known issue related to native bindings in
oxc-parser package, which Nuxt uses internally. This error typically means that the required native binding for your platform (in this case, Windows 10, likely 32-bit) is missing or was not installed correctly.
Based on the knowledge sources, this issue has been reported by other users on various platforms (Windows, ARM, FreeBSD, etc.) and is often related to how npm or pnpm handles optional native dependencies. Here are some steps and workarounds that have helped others:
1. Delete node_modules and lock files, then reinstall:
- Remove your node_modules directory and your lock file (package-lock.json or pnpm-lock.yaml).
- Run your package manager's install command again (e.g., pnpm install or npm install).
- This can help ensure that all optional dependencies are installed correctly, especially after a failed or partial install. This workaround is mentioned in several issues and has resolved similar errors for others [Nuxt Issue #31954].
2. Check your Node.js and npm/pnpm versions:
- Some issues with optional dependencies not being installed are related to bugs in npm. Upgrading to the latest version of npm (at least v11.3.0) is recommended, as this version includes fixes for these problems [Nuxt Issue #31954].
- If you are using pnpm, ensure it is up to date as well [Nuxt Issue #32072].
3. Manually install the missing binding:
- If the error message mentions a specific missing binding (e.g., @oxc-parser/binding-win32-ia32-msvc), you can try installing it manually:
- This approach has been used successfully for ARM and other platforms [Nuxt Issue #32072].
4. Check your system architecture:
- The error references win32-ia32-msvc, which is the 32-bit Windows architecture. If you are on a 64-bit system, ensure your Node.js and dependencies are also 64-bit, as there may not be a prebuilt binding for 32-bit Windows.
5. If the problem persists:
- There may be a temporary incompatibility or missing prebuilt binary for your specific platform. In that case, you can check for updates to Nuxt and oxc-parser, or follow the related issues for updates [Nuxt Issue #31954].
Summary:This is a known issue related to native bindings in
oxc-parser and how package managers handle optional dependencies. Try deleting node_modules and your lock file, updating your package manager, and reinstalling. If needed, manually install the missing binding package. If you are on 32-bit Windows, consider switching to 64-bit if possible, as support for 32-bit may be limited.
If these steps do not resolve your issue, please provide more details about your Node.js, npm/pnpm versions, and system architecture, or follow the ongoing discussions in the Nuxt repository for further updates [Nuxt Issue #31954] [Nuxt Issue #32072].
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@kapa.ai pnpm said: ERR_PNPM_ADDING_TO_ROOT Running this command will add the dependency to the workspace root, which might not be what you want - if you really meant it, make it explicit by running this command again with the -w flag (or --workspace-root). If you don't want to see this warning anymore, you may set the ignore-workspace-root-check setting to true.
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The error message from pnpm:
means that you are trying to add a dependency to the root of a pnpm workspace, rather than to a specific project/package inside the workspace. pnpm workspaces are often used in monorepo setups, where multiple projects share dependencies but are managed in a single repository.
How to resolve:
- If you intend to add the dependency to the workspace root, rerun the command with the
-w or --workspace-root flag, for example:
- If you want to add the dependency to a specific project, navigate to that project's directory and run the pnpm add <package-name> command there.
This behavior is related to how pnpm manages dependencies in a monorepo or workspace setup, which is also referenced in the Nuxt documentation regarding the workspaceDir option for monorepos [Nuxt workspaceDir docs].
If you want to suppress this warning in the future, you can set the following configuration:
But be cautious: adding dependencies to the workspace root can affect all projects in the monorepo.
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