[John]

TSLint on Win7 never had the markers issue (before or after)

I will need to work on putting together a smaller project without our IP included. It will be later in the week to do this.

On the NPM issue
I have 2 scenarios:
* File -> New Angular Project
* manually through the terminal ‘npm install’

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[John]

ISSUE
Unable to import Angular project.

CONFIGURATION
Win 10pro
J2EE – Oxygen
CI8 – Prelease

REPRODUCTION STEPS
* unzip report.zip into workspace
* eclipse -> Import -> Angular Project
* Select lifecycle-project directory
* un-select copy project files into workspace
* finish

NOTES
* duplicated multiple times (3+)
* NPM install while eclipse is running results in same error
* NPM install after eclipse exit installs coorrectly
* Currently angular-ide will over-write existing angular-ide settings (and anugular core) with earlier versions. this should not over-write existing settings.
* Error below

Project & files attached.

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[Brian Fernandes]

John,

Thank you for the detailed notes and the files. One obvious issue is your use of NPM 5.4.0, which is problematic on Windows – I just put out a note about it here: https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/issues-creating-projects-with-npm-5-4-0-on-windows/ so an immediate change you should make is use an earlier version of NPM, like 5.3.0.

After an internal technical discussion, we believe that the most expedient way to wade through these issues would be to have a call with you, or the developer experiencing issues; I will share further details over the forum’s Private Message system.

[John]

I confirm that downgrading to npm 5.3.0 fixes the import issue. Apparently is is a reported issue on the NPM repository.

[John]

all issues here appear to be resovled after update + clean.

Thanks to Brian Piotr for responsiveness and help.

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