Expo error: EMFILE, too many files open, error in windows while running expo build:android - react-native

I am getting this Expo error:
I tried to upgrade node versions, clear cache and temp files from system, nothing worked.

I was also having this issue on SDK version 46.0.0. I solved it by changing the SDK to version 47.0.0

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Does anyone have any idea about this issue?
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react-native metro is path is missing in node_modules

Error is this
Error: Unable to resolve module metro/src/lib/bundle-modules/HMRClient
Here is additional error logs
This error appeared when I had to create a new project and ran react-native run-android just right after running react-native init PROJECT_NAME. Why I had to create another project is due to another error shown in this question.
Now I can't seem to run any of my react-native applications due to these problems. I am thinking this is a cache problem or somethings? maybe unstable package versions.
I have also found this solution in GitHub threads and actually removed the error log, but keeps crashing my application in android emulator (android studio)
I have tried reinstalling react-native-cli, but still have this error.

How to use titanium inspector using titanium 5.2.2?

I am using Appcelerator titanium CLI to build ios app. I want to debug the app With Chrome DevTools but it seems like it's not compatible with the version which I have installed currently.
As per ti-inspector documentation, I have installed the node package by the below command.
npm install -g ti-inspector
So, When I tried this into my titanium project directory I am getting this response which is unexpected.
tn-inspector
Unexpected error: undefined
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Useful GitHub link: https://github.com/omorandi/TiInspector
Need help to understand or mitigate this issue. Thanks in advance!!!.
That repo is 5 years old and might not be compatible with the current SDK. You can use this instruction: https://docs.axway.com/bundle/Appcelerator_Studio_allOS_en/page/debugging_android_apps_with_3rd-party_tools.html to use the internal dev tools connection.

Error 400 when build:android setting keystore manually

We have an app previously built on phonegap and now migrated to React Native/Expo. We are trying to build the android .apk using the keystore we had before and we get the following error:
I know that the problem is not with my .keystore, since through expo fetch:android:keystore I’ve got the keystore generated by EXPO and it gives me the same error!
Using expo build:android works fine, but I can’t deploy since the fingerprints doesn’t match with the app I have already published.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
There was an issue with expo-cli 2.7.1 and it's fixed on 2.7.2. So just needed to update my cli version!

TransformError react native 0.7.1

when i build my react-native application using Xcode and launch it, the emulator shows the error red screen with the following message:
TransformError: /path/to/app/index.ios.js: /path/to/app/index.ios.js: Cannot read property 'line' of undefined]
message: 'TransformError: /path/to/app/index.ios.js: /path/to/app/index.ios.js: Cannot read property \'line\' of undefined',
I've built one application a month ago with react-native v 0.4.x and i've never had this message.
I've tried with node 0.12 and different versions of iojs
I'm using react-native v0.7.1 and xCode v6.4
The project is totally empty of any code wrote by me, i just:
$ react-native init reactNat (with react-native-cli v0.1.4)
I read that now react-native is directly integrated with babel and I suppose the problem came from that but with no more clues.
If anybody have an idea it would be very nice!
Thanks guys
You'll need to use node.js >= 4.0, as per the 'getting started' guide. You can use nvm to install multiple node versions on your system.