git - npm uninstall doesn't really uninstall on azure -


i'm using windows azure. in local repository deleted db-mysql with

npm uninstall db-mysql

when try push repository gives error. know db-mysql not supported windows can't delete package. should do?

remote: node.js application run default node.js version 0.6.20. remote:  remote: > db-mysql@0.7.6 install c:\dwasfiles\sites\lpserver\virtualdirectory0\site\wwwroot\node_modules\db-mysql remote: > node-waf configure build remote:  remote: 'node-waf' not recognized internal or external command, remote: operable program or batch file. remote: error has occurred during web site deployment. remote: npm err! db-mysql@0.7.6 install: `node-waf configure build` remote: npm err! `cmd "/c" "node-waf configure build"` failed 1 remote: npm err!  remote: npm err! failed @ db-mysql@0.7.6 install script. remote: npm err! problem db-mysql package, remote: npm err! not npm itself. remote: npm err! tell author fails on system: remote: npm err!     node-waf configure build remote:  remote: npm err! can info via: remote: npm err!     npm owner ls db-mysql remote: npm err! there additional logging output above. remote:  remote: npm err! system windows_nt 6.1.7601 remote: npm err! command "node" "d:\\program files (x86)\\nodejs\\node_modules\\npm\\bin\\npm-cli.js" "install" "--production" remote: npm err! cwd c:\dwasfiles\sites\lpserver\virtualdirectory0\site\wwwroot remote: npm err! node -v v0.6.20 remote: npm err! npm -v 1.1.37 remote: npm err! code elifecycle remote: npm err! message db-mysql@0.7.6 install: `node-waf configure build` remote: npm err! message `cmd "/c" "node-waf configure build"` failed 1

in root of repository should have package.json file, edit file remove reference db-mysql, commit change , push updated repository.


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