Node 10 not working with node-sass 4.9.0

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tl;dr

npm install node-sass@beta

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We know. Trust us, we know. We're working on it.

Blockers

We're cannot proceed until appveyor/ci#2272 is fixed. (edit: now fixed)

Prerequisites

First things first, you'll need to have [email protected].

[email protected] isn't published yet!

See blockers above.

It's night time in Australia, us koalas are sleeping.

Try again tomorrow. May be complain Twitter to feel better. We're @NodeSass, like and subscribe 💖

What version am I using?

npm ls node-sass

How do I update?

npm

npm install node-sass@latest

If node-sass is a dependency of another library

• delete your node_modules
• run npm install

yarn

You'll need to do an update to override your lock file.

yarn upgrade --latest node-sass

When will Node 10 support on my environment?

Here is are the current support environments. Click the subscribe button next to this issue to get updates.

OS	Architecture	Node
Windows	x86, x64	✅
OSX	x64	✅
Linux*	x86	❓
Linux*	x64	✅
Alpine Linux	x64	✅
FreeBSD 10+	amd64	❌
FreeBSD 10+	i386	❌

*Linux support refers to Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS 6+
❓There is no x86 build for Node 10 currently available

Do I need to comment or open another issue?

No.

[xzyfer]

Update

LibSass

We've run into a few hiccups.

Some regressions in the [email protected] update were caught early.
We've released [email protected] to address these.
[email protected] will be in [email protected].

#2348

Node 10

Node 10 support has landed in Travis and AppVeyor.

However Node 10 has changed their minimum required gcc version.
We're working to update our build pipelines.

#2349

[xzyfer]

Update

We believe all issues have been resolved.

We've created the v4.9.0 tag, and have begun building the binaries.

We plan to release v4.9.0 under the beta tag within 24hrs.

[xzyfer]

We have binaries for all environments except: FreeBSD, Linux x86.

Please try to beta and report any issues in a new issue!

npm install node-sass@beta

[xzyfer]

No news is good news I suppose?

[thwuersch]

Yes, nothing to report. Thanks.

[xzyfer]

[email protected] is now the stable release.