Everything runs on Mac, not on Windows PC #4272
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Additional information: I just installed a fresh vscode on a different Windows 11 machine. Same errors. Added yarn errors for context. ` ❌ [test:create] exited with exit code 1. SB_CORE-SERVER_0002 (CriticalPresetLoadError): Storybook failed to load the following preset: @web\storybook-framework-web-components\preset. Please check whether your setup is correct, the Storybook dependencies (and their peer dependencies) are installed correctly and there are no package version clashes. If you believe this is a bug, please open an issue on Github. .\node_modules@web\storybook-framework-web-components\preset.mjs:2 SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module ✅ Ran 3 scripts and skipped 1 in 16s. mponents> ⠹ash reports? » (Y/n)⠇ |
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These notes imply that there’s might be something off in the upstream dependency However, the idea that it would be centered around module availability doesn’t point so much to a Mac vs windows situation as much as a node version situation. Can you confirm the version of node that is being used in the windows context? None of our core team works with a Windows machine, so I’m unsure when we’d be able to put direct support into hunting down this situation for you. |
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I'm facing the same issue, working with Jason, I tried running either on node 19.7.0 as on 21.7.3 and had the same issues. |
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Are those the same versions that are used when running on Mac? |
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Yes same versions. We also tried to install the Spectrum CSS and had a few bugs on Windows as well. We raised another issue on that. |
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I wouldn’t expect the issues between SWC and Spectrum CSS to be shared as they are very different projects. That leaves confirming the following in a windows environment as the only remaining step that we can think of for you currently:
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We've been stuck on this bug for a few weeks. We haven't changed anything, just running yarn and yarn storybook.
Is there an obvious solution we're overlooking? Everything works on our Macs and fires storybook right up. But Windows 10 Enterprise is stopped with the error below every time.
Edition Windows 10 Enterprise
Version 21H2
Installed on 4/27/2023
OS build 19044.3086
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.19041.1000.0
We've had minor success with getting it to at least load the component list by changing main.js to point to stories.ts instead of stories js. and added path = require('path') to get us a bit farther past this bug.
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