I found this possible workaround from the Github Issues page:
Hi @brinzlee,
I work with Windows and did it with WinSCP, because I have no idea about linux so I am a linux-idiot. There is certainly a direct way with linux.Node-red is installed on a Raspberry-pi.
node-red modules are in the path /home/pi/.node-red/node_modules (Attention: there is a dot in front of node-red in the path -> hidden files have to be shown in WinSCP: Preferences / Panels / remote / show inaccessible directories).
Download the current dependency files from https://github.com/Apollon77/alexa-remote/archive/v3.6.0.zip
unpack the zip on the Windows computerreplace the following 3 files with WinSCP in the node-red directory /home/pi/.node-red/node_modules/alexa-remote2:
alexa-remote.js, alexa-wsmqtt.js, package.json
Pay attention to the file permissions, they must not change: right mouse button, properties, octal 0755The problem is that after an update of node-red or of a node-red-module, it will be reset to the old versions.
Good luck
I have not attempted this yet...