Hey folks, I'm running into a strange issue with my web app deployment. I've got a backend set up with TypeScript on AWS, using Lambda Functions and API Gateway for the REST layer, all managed through the Cloud Development Kit (CDK). This morning when I executed `cdk synth`, I got a warning about the version "^2.45.2" of `supabase/supabase-js` in my Lambda function failing due to 'corrupted dependencies'. I've double-checked the SHA-512 hashes across `node_modules`, `package-lock.json`, and the npm package, and they all match up, which makes it seem like they're not actually corrupted. I'm trying to figure out if this issue could stem from a new way Lambda checks dependencies, a version mismatch with Supabase, or something going wrong with my local Docker setup on Mac. Has anyone faced something similar? Where do you think I should start troubleshooting?
2 Answers
I hear you; this sounds frustrating. Sometimes, cleaning the npm cache can do wonders. Try running `npm cache clean --force` and then reinstall your dependencies. It could resolve any lingering issues with your packages.
Hey! Are you sure those hashes are spot on? Last time this occurred for me, I accidentally messed up my `package-lock.json` during a find-and-replace. Have you tried deleting it and then regenerating? It might help clear things up.
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