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[bug] Can't run any Tauri CLI commands #11642
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hmm, never seen this one before i think. Can you try it with a newer nodejs version maybe? |
I tried everything the same way with Node.js versions v22 (latest), v20,
and v18 (currently on)
Restarted my computer multiple times too.
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hmm, never seen this one before i think. Can you try it with a newer
nodejs version maybe?
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When the error "The specified module could not be found" occurs, it is not due to the absence of |
I performed a dependency analysis on the
The output from the Microsoft COFF/PE Dumper is as follows:
The error message "The specified module could not be found" indicates that the To resolve this issue, please ensure that the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 is installed on your system. This package includes the You can download the installer from the official Microsoft website: Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015. After installing the redistributable, try running your Tauri CLI again. |
Thank you so much my Tauri CLI works, huge thanks to you bro 🙏 |
fixes #11642 ref swc-project/swc#7965 i only added it for x64 for now but we should monitor x32 (swc removed it for this one again) and aarch64 (swc never added it). x32 is fairly rare as a dev system and aarch64 didn't seem much testing in general (as a dev system) so i'd prefer to wait and see if it's needed. note that i don't know if any other tooling (rust etc) need the dyn runtime so that's also something to monitor
Describe the bug
Brand new fresh install of Windows 10. Rust, Batch Tools (or C++ tools) are installed, Node.js is installed. File is there.
Happens on brand new Tauri instances (tested both with the npm creation script, and the PowerShell creation script) and a Tauri instance I downloaded over from my Mac (on a higher version that runs flawlessly)
Still occours even after removing all Node modules. Occours on latest node.js version. Node downloaded from the official Nodejs website.
Reproduction
Run any Tauri command under any enviornment. These will bring up the error:
npx run tauri dev
npm run tauri dev
tauri dev
Expected behavior
Expected Rust to compile the program and then open up my program.
Full
tauri info
outputStack trace
Additional context
Fresh install of Windows 10. Bootcamp on Macbook Air 2015, Intel i5.
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