Couldn't find any versions for "@inductiveautomation/perspective-drawing-common" that matches "2.1.99"

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Hi,

I cloned the ignition-sdk-example and build the perspective-component example and everything worked fine. I then created my own module that attempt to register a simple perspective component. What i did is pretty much copied the structure of the perspective-compoennt example from here.

I'm unable to run ./gradlew :web:build at the moment and it comes back with the following error error Couldn't find any versions for "@inductiveautomation/perspective-drawing-common" that matches "2.1.99"

In my package.json I have the followign which matches with the example

    "@inductiveautomation/perspective-client": "^2.1.16",
    "@inductiveautomation/perspective-designer": "^2.1.16",

In the build.gradle.kts of /web folder I have node versions as follows

node {
    version.set("18.17.1") // Update this to at least 18.x.x (can be higher, e.g., 20.0.0)
    yarnVersion.set("1.22.22") // Yarn version stays the same
    npmVersion.set("9.8.1") // Optional but can be upgraded
    download.set(true)
    nodeProjectDir.set(file(project.projectDir))
}

I also have the .npmrc file

; register the @inductiveautomation scope so that IA node packages resolve from our
; package repo and it doesn't attempt to resolve them against the npm's central repo
@inductiveautomation:registry=https://nexus.inductiveautomation.com/repository/node-packages/

and yarnrc file

"@inductiveautomation:registry" "https://nexus.inductiveautomation.com/repository/node-packages"

Here's the folder hierarchy of the web folder

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Any idea how to resolve the erros?

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I’ve been running into this same issue lately, it has to do with how dependencies are included in @inductiveautomation/perspective-designer.

Versions 2.1.99 seem to exist for most of the IA packages, meaning if you don’t specify a specific version the package manager will interpret 2.1.99 as the most recent available version and try to grab it.

Things that I’ve done to get around this:

  1. Listing a specific version for all IA packages (i.e. 2.1.16 instead of ^2.1.16)
  2. List the peer dependency @inductiveautomation/perspective-drawing-common in your own package.json (again using a specific version).
  3. Use yarn? I don’t have a good understanding yet, but yarn seems to do a better job of resolving IA’s packages, especially the older versions incorrectly published with workspace:* dependencies listed.

From my working package.json (note: working using yarn, because npm was giving me issues):

"dependencies": {
    "@inductiveautomation/perspective-client": "2.1.33",
    "@inductiveautomation/perspective-components": "2.1.33",
    "@inductiveautomation/perspective-designer": "2.1.33",
    "@inductiveautomation/perspective-drawing-common": "2.1.33",
    …
}
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Listing specific version for IA package worked for me.

Thank you

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