Change to gyp build process breaks install about node-argon2 HOT 6 CLOSED

I'm pretty confident the error is not with the build system, since for every push it is integrated with Codeship so it is rebuilt on a clean machine. It might be related to Argon2 updates instead.

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Unfortunately, that link appears to be private. Without an account, you're prompted to sign up or sign in. With an account, it says: Oops! You can't access this page.

I'll try to delve a little deeper into the issue, but not much changed between 0.4.1 and 0.4.2. I'm fairly sure it's a result of the changes to binding.gyp and package.json.

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You need to be logged in but you don't need special privileges to see it. I moved to Codeship since Travis was becoming a pain in the ass to maintain, but I do consider returning since it's better to visualize.

See, since the preinstall script updates the Argon2 repository, it is possible to be the problem. On a clean repository, can you npm install [email protected]? I can with no problems @ GCC 5.3

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I went over to Digital Ocean, booted up a fresh Ubuntu 15.10, 32-bit VM and ran the script below.

It successfully installs and runs v0.4.1 but fails to build v0.4.2.

apt-get install -y curl
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_5.x | sudo -E bash -
apt-get install -y git build-essential python nodejs
npm install -g node-gyp
useradd -d /home/demo -m demo
su - demo -c 'git clone https://gist.github.com/8ca4094a820612fbba9b.git v041 && cd v041 && npm install && node main.js'
su - demo -c 'git clone https://gist.github.com/4027504aac16e86ffc61.git v042 && cd v042 && npm install && node main.js'

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So, mystery solved.

node-gyp configure rebuild --verbose was helpful in tracking this down. After discovering that the difference boiled down to -march=native, I tracked it back to a difference in default instruction support for 32-bit and 64-bit builds.

I also contacted CodeShip with regards to the error in accessing the link you posted. Unfortunately, it seems that it's not possible to make it public:

None of our codeship projects are publicly accessible (yet). The owner of the project needs to add you as a team member of the project in order for you to receive access.

(No need to do that, though. I can get along fine without it.)

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So, node-gyp (or gyp itself) uses the very safe -march=native as default, huh?

I'm going to change to Travis since I want the build and test to be transparent.

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