Hello,
We are working on Sonatype Nexus Repository Manager 3.29.2-02 that running on docker.
After upgrading from version 3.23.0 to the new version we have many issues with the Jenkins builds.
We have an npm group repository that includes hosted and proxy repositories.
Each day we have this error when running npm update; npm install :
npm ERR! code ENOVERSIONS npm ERR! No valid versions available for undefined
We fix it with the button “Invalidate Cache” in the UI, but then this issue comes again the next day.
In Nexus logs, we do not have Errors or something that indicate something wrong.
I see that some users also have this issue but not see any answers about how to resolve it.
Hope you can assist me with this issue.
I’ve not seen this before. Is there anything special about the packages? Are the namespaced or not? Do they have both hosted and proxy versions or otherwise two different sources within the group? If you hit the non-group repository where they come from do you get the same error or is it only when you pull from the group?
Our group configured from hosted and proxy repository.
The proxy configured with the remote repository: https://registry.npmjs.org.
We see this error only with proxy packages when pulling from the group. When I “Invalidate Cache” in the UI it works for some hours and then again same error.
If I pull directly from https://registry.npmjs.org I do not have the error.
We haven’t seen this error reported specifically, but some of the log messages seem similar to an issue a customer has reported.
We have a 3.30 release which should drop very soon that includes a partial fix for the issue a customer reported, we later created a second patch which we expect to be part of a 3.30.1 release (not sure how soon that will be).
I would suggest trying these releases as they become available to see if it they correct the problem.
