hey, try linking scorpn-core inside your dependent project; i noticed sometimes doing that then a fresh npm isntall fixes module errors. check your versions too cause conflicts may happen. cheers
I encountered a similar issue a while ago. After linking my module globally, I had to clear the npm cache and then reinstall the dependent modules to clear up stale references. I ended up using npm cache clean and ensured that the global link was established properly in the local dependencies. In my case, this approach was effective in forcing npm to pick up the right version of the module. Also, verify the configuration of your module paths if the problem persists, as sometimes local settings can interfere with global links.