Licensed crashing evaluating NPM sources

[jonabc]

From #411 (comment)

Looks like parent can be a String sometimes... Weird.

@villelahdenvuo FYI I'm opening a new issue on this so I can track it towards a fix.

You mentioned you can't provide a repro since it's coming from a private repo. I don't need the full repo to reproduce the issue, only the package.json/package-lock.json files. Would it be possible to share those if they don't contain sensitive/private/proprietary information? Or is there a minimal set of npm packages you're seeing the issue with that doesn't include anything private?

I can "fix" the crash, but without knowing how or why the value is a string I'm concerned about any fix introducing a new bug.

[villelahdenvuo]

Actually it seems like a problem with NestJS dependency. Using 3.3.0 I'm getting this error:

    * mygrano-service.npm.@nestjs/microservices
      - dependency path not found

    * mygrano-service.npm.@nestjs/websockets
      - dependency path not found

And those are optional peer dependencies of @nestjs/core.

[jonabc]

I'm fixing this in #450. A peerDependencies property unexpectedly had a string value, where licensed was expecting a hash.

[jonabc]

the fix for this is included in release 3.4.4. Thanks again for the report and helping track down the cause