@bencstrs Same questions to you then
Can you check ghost doctor and also take a look at your current/node_modules folder and see if sharp is in there?
Sure, here is the ghost doctor output:
โ Checking system Node.js version
โ Checking logged in user
โ Ensuring user is not logged in as ghost user
โ Checking if logged in user is directory owner
โ Checking current folder permissions
โ Checking operating system compatibility
โ Checking for a MySQL installation
+ sudo systemctl is-active ghost_example-com
Instance is currently running
โน Validating config [skipped]
โ Checking folder permissions
โ Checking file permissions
โ Checking content folder ownership
โ Checking memory availability
I checked node_modules and I do see a sharp folder in there.
FYI - I added some more notes to the GitHub issue. It does seem to be an issue with the sharp package.