Error instaling Reflex on Linux Debian 13 #6112
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This is likely a bun compatibility issue with Debian 13 (Trixie). Reflex uses bun internally to manage the frontend build, and some Linux distributions have glibc or kernel version mismatches that cause bun to fail silently or crash. Here is what to try: 1. Check the actual error Run with verbose output: reflex init --loglevel debugThis should show the exact bun or Node.js error. 2. Force Node.js instead of bun If bun is the problem, you can tell Reflex to use Node.js/npm instead: export REFLEX_USE_NPM=true
reflex initMake sure Node.js 18+ is installed: node --version
npm --version3. Install bun manually Sometimes the auto-installed bun binary is incompatible. Install it manually and make sure it works: curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
bun --versionIf bun itself crashes, it is a bun + Debian 13 issue. Check if your glibc version is supported: ldd --versionBun requires glibc 2.27+, which Debian 13 should have, but there can be other library conflicts. 4. Check Python version Reflex requires Python 3.9+. Verify: python3 --version
pip show reflex5. Clean state and retry rm -rf .web __pycache__ .reflex
pip install --upgrade reflex
reflex initIf you can share the exact error output from |
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I'm having trouble installing Reflex on Linux Debian 13. When I run
**reflex init**, it seems to have some incompatibility with bun or Node.js.Is anyone else having this problem? Any ideas or tutorials? Thanks.
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