deno.lock conflict, dispite no visible deno.lock file

I swear I don't have aa deno.lock file. Even attempting to run

deno clean
deno check https://esm.sh/@msgpack/msgpack@2.8.0

deno clean
deno check https://esm.sh/@msgpack/msgpack@2.8.0

I'm still getting the following error:

error: Integrity check failed for remote specifier. The source code is invalid, as it does not match the expected hash in the lock file.

  Specifier: https://esm.sh/@msgpack/msgpack@2.8.0
  Actual: db17860b46cb00bea7e13527dc49a1ae774e5155bc087d4173adbbb77808b123
  Expected: 5d2970104ab58ae3097b031bb27ec285694dabc1032a316f945379137b5645ea

This could be caused by:
  * the lock file may be corrupt
  * the source itself may be corrupt

Investigate the lockfile; delete it to regenerate the lockfile or --reload to reload the source code from the server.

error: Integrity check failed for remote specifier. The source code is invalid, as it does not match the expected hash in the lock file.

  Specifier: https://esm.sh/@msgpack/msgpack@2.8.0
  Actual: db17860b46cb00bea7e13527dc49a1ae774e5155bc087d4173adbbb77808b123
  Expected: 5d2970104ab58ae3097b031bb27ec285694dabc1032a316f945379137b5645ea

This could be caused by:
  * the lock file may be corrupt
  * the source itself may be corrupt

Investigate the lockfile; delete it to regenerate the lockfile or --reload to reload the source code from the server.

Which would be fine if I could find & delete the lockfile. But I don't know where the lockfile is or how to find it (on ubuntu linux via command line). Can someone please help me? I was in the middle of debugging a project when I ran head-first into this wall.

1 Reply

MagpieDevOP•2d ago

Update: Found the deno.lock file in my home directory, but how do I find the file if it happens again?

deno.lock conflict, dispite no visible deno.lock file

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