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hey all! wondering if i could get some debugging help. all of a sudden, my deployments (triggered vi...
# pulumi-cloud
s
hey all! wondering if i could get some debugging help. all of a sudden, my deployments (triggered via Github PRs) are failing at 
npm install
time. we haven't changed anything that should be affecting this. is there a good way to debug this? (eg, manually performing the install and doing some basic things like 
ls
and `cat`ing files)
happy to provide any more background around repo structure and stuff, but it's fairly vanilla and has been working for ~2 weeks without fail until today
l
Is your packages.json in the expected directory? It looks like the installation is happening but not in the right directory.
s
@little-cartoon-10569 we're using a monorepo structure like this (no 
package.json
at the stack level)
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|- package.json|
|- infrastructure
   |- eks-cluster
      |- Pulumi.yaml
      |- index.ts
l
npm install
creates node_modules at the same level as package.json. If you have no package.json, then you'll have this error, I guess?
Let me check on my computer
s
yea, but 
pulumi
seems to handle this just fine. locally, if i do an 
npm install
from that 
infrastructure/eks-cluster
directory, it creates 
node_modules
next to the 
package.json
(like you said), but 
ulumi preview
works just fine
and the negative case is as expected too, removing 
node_modules
causes 
pulumi preview
to fail. so it's not like there's some other magic going on
l
Right, well it looks like Pulumi deployments is expecting a node_modules in /deployment/infrastructure/eks-cluster. If you can't arrange for one to be there, you may have to duplicate the deployment logic in your workflow
s
it's just weird that this structure has worked just fine for 2 weeks. all of a sudden, we made a trivial change and it stopped 😕
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