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Since upgrading to the newest release from MacOS 12.3.1 yarn installon my project does no longer work.

After some researching I could pinpoint the issue to this repository and @radarlabs/s2.

@radarlabs/s2 uses and older version of "node-gyp": "^5.0.6"

So now the problem with the latest MacOS release. It ships with python3 instead of python2, which causes node-gyp to fail its build. According to this nodejs/node-gyp#1687 (comment) node-gypwith version6.0.0and above should work on the latest MacOS release (and python 3).

I confirmed this by removing faunadb-geo (only package that depends on radarlabs/s2) which results in a clean yarn install.

Yet, this package is a vital part of my application - and I cannot simply remove it.

Can you have a look if upgrading your dependencies of @radarlabs/s2 and node-gyp will enable support on the newest MacOS release?

Thank you!

Hello again,

Now this may well be something my side but I'm getting some weird results when using the Geosearch query builder.

In short, if I use a large radius of 10km (10000m) I see all the matches I'd expect to see but if I reduce the radius to a point still greater than the distance of some of my results, they all disappear and I get no matches.

I know this is going to be tricky to debug but I can't see any issue with the numbers I'm passing in and so raising this in case you can point me in the best direction and places to step through in your code.

It's really odd actually, almost random. As I reduce the radius by 1km it's kind of 50:50 if I get results or not.

Hello (again),

I just decided to try moving my working geosearch query logic from an AWS lambda to the client and installed this and the faunadb client on front end.

Unfortunately I'm getting:

Module not found: Can't resolve 'aws-sdk'

When running the app now. Removing the import of your geo lib module resolves it so just checking before I continue down this path!

Thanks again :-)