`npm install` => `npm ERR! code E500` about nteract HOT 9 CLOSED

That makes me wonder if you have to be logged in. I just switched to a fresh node version with a fresh clone and the install went fine for me. Trying again in a Docker container.

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Well, that worked too. Time for me to check out the log you posted. Thanks for being thorough.

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Doing some digging, I see that others report a similar thing when their connection is slow: npm/npm#11169 I'll see about limiting my bandwidth to attempt to reproduce. Update: Comcast is awesome, limited my connection to "why would I do this to myself levels" and still had no troubles.

Possible workaround: try to npm install @reactivex/rxjs directly. We're using the scoped module to get all the module types: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@reactivex/rxjs#all-module-types-cjses6amdtypescript-via-npm

You're already on npm3, so I haven't suggested trying npm install @reactivex/[email protected]. That's worth a shot as well.

Thanks for your patience, hopefully we'll make the developer experience better through this. 😄

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Another thing to try based on a comment on npm/npm:

I'm going to guess that this is caused by your login credentials being stale or otherwise incorrect. Run npm login again, and if that doesn't work, move $HOME/.npmrc out of the way and run npm login again.

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Wow 😄 that's reactivity!

I did: $ npm install @reactivex/[email protected]; npm install; and it worked!

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🎉

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It would be awesome if you add that suggestion to the README as an alternative/troubleshooting thing.

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Here you are: #72

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