Error libuuid.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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Michele Fiordispina : Hi there! I’m having an issue with one of my workflows.

It used to run some time ago (it’s been disabled for two months) but now I’m getting a

Error libuuid.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Any help please?

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : sorry to hear that and I’m happy to take a look. Would you mind clicking the Share button in the top-right of your workflow and share it with dylan@pipedream.com?

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Michele Fiordispina : Sure. 1 sec

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Michele Fiordispina : Done

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : Thanks. 9 days ago, tiktok-scraper added canvas as a dependency (see commit). The canvas package unfortunately fails to work on Pipedream out of the box because of this issue (the error you’re seeing here).

I’m publishing a version of tiktok-scraper v 1.4.21 (pre-canvas) to my own npm namespace to see if that works. Then hopefully you can require that and your workflow should work :crossed_fingers: . I’ll get back to you once I’ve published and tested that

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : would you mind trying to replace the current require statement for the tiktok-scraper package with this?

const TikTokScraper = require('@dylburger/tiktok-scraper');
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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : then deploy your workflow once more, and let me know if that works

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Michele Fiordispina : Wow, that’s a lot of effort on your side. I’m truly grateful

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Michele Fiordispina : I’ll try now

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Michele Fiordispina : Seems ok. There’s are some other issue with my code but I can act on them now. Cheers

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : Good to hear. You may want to read the release notes on the tiktok-scraper package to see what’s been added since 1.4.21, just to make sure there aren’t security or other issues using the older version of the package.

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Michele Fiordispina : Sure, thanks. Is there a way to pin a specific package version?

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : Not yet, but we’re tracking that here if you’d like to follow

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Michele Fiordispina : Sure. Thanks for all the help

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Jay Vercellone : Do the Github actions change the package.json contents automatically?

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : for workflows, the package.json file is generated at runtime. We parse the require statements present in all the workflow’s code steps and download the latest versions of each package. So in this particular flow, GitHub actions isn’t involved.

Does that help or was your question different?

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Jay Vercellone : It helps, because I was going to suggest forcing the version via that file, but if it’s overridden during deployment then it wouldn’t work

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Dylan Sather (Pipedream) : I think in the future we’ll either provide a way for user to pass the version directly via the require statement (e.g. require("axios@0.21.0") — we do this for event sources), or give you access to the package.json for editing.

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can anyone get collector results from the .user module with dylburger/tiktok-scraper in pipedream? yes i added my sessionList: [‘sid_tt=xxxxx;’]

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@hanshansenrl are you trying to run specific code? If you’re seeing an error, please post the code you’re trying to run and the error you’re seeing, and we can take a deeper look.