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File.save fails with Node 18.13.0 #2133
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Hi @buu700 , This looks like a Node bug based on the issue you filed in the node repo. Will wait for that to be resolved and see if this issue persists. |
A few notes:
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@buu700 spent some time attempting to recreate this today without success. I tried with a few versions of Node >= 1.8.13.0. Are there any additional steps besides the ones in your original post? Could you provide an |
As I have not been able to recreate this with several versions of Node >= 18.13.0 I am going to close this. If more information on recreation steps is available, please feel free to reopen. |
@ddelgrosso1 I am currently running into this issue with node 18.17.0. With
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@alexdao3 if possible, can you either create a new issue or reopen this one with any info that might be helpful to repro the issue? Thanks! |
Ah, thanks @alexdao3, and sorry I missed your comment last year @ddelgrosso1. |
Environment details
@google-cloud/storage
version: 6.9.0Steps to reproduce
With a basic happy path usage of the library:
After upgrading from Node 18.12.1, I'm now getting the following error:
Related issue: nodejs/node#46323
Edit: Replaced the internal Node stack trace with a more relevant error message (context here).
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