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installing puppeteer (aka installing chrome) is known to be buggy, instead I would recommend using browserless so you can skip installing chrome altogether, it's also going to result in smaller and therefore faster build, publish, and deploy times, we have a browserless template here -

and an example repo here, with extra information -

but it worked for the whole past year, i cant transition now to a different implementation

my business is already running here, I'm using puppeteer to create personalised images that get printed

it would be incredibly easy to adopt browserless, please check out the example repo

I love you Brody, but this isn't the type of solution im looking for in this situation, i did a minor update to an already working project. I wouldn't expect it to just stop working all of a sudden

I understand it may not be the solution you are looking for, but as I mentioned installing puppeteer (chrome) is known to be buggy, so it's best to simply avoid it, and you can avoid it by using browserless.

either way, I don't have any other solutions.

I appreciate your help, you helped me set the project up in the first place. This project was already very stable and I don't want to touch it too much anymore. Just a bummer I can't make minor tweaks all of a sudden. I remember browserless not working for my use case when I was first setting the project up, but I don't remember what my issue with it was.
Anyways, hoping someone else can chime in!

the last shot in the dark I'd try would be to write a Dockerfile

@Panda if you need help with puppeteer and browserless (basically lets you not have to deal with installing chrome at all) dm me. I just worked through this last week