I meant to type "npm run dev"... What will happen now?
I meant to type "npm run dev"... What will happen now?
Apparently it works retroactively and now you are on Windows.
145ReplyOh man, that would be a hell of an easter egg if it cleared your terminal and pretended to be a dos prompt
54Reply
"ruin dev" is redundant; that's the default behavior.
59ReplyNothing, it's already ruined(!)
55Replydev.ruin()!
SyntaxError: Unexpected ! operator
No, it's an order!
Understood
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Npm ruined dev long before you tried this.
42ReplyYour code will be minified and your git history deleted
38Replybelieve it or not, jail.
30ReplyWe have the best deployment pipeline in the world, because of jail.
3Reply
You'll be forced to use only Windows forever.
29Replyi think the dev is already ruined having to use npm
28ReplySecurity people will say so.
5Reply
It's an alias to start the upgrade to Windows 11... you thought you were being careful all those months dodging the Windows 11 upgrade button but you've done it now! Get ready for an objectively worse OS!
26ReplyConsidering "being ruined" is a state, and not a scale, the dev is already ruined, because it's not Linux.
2Reply
You forgot to run
npm edge dev
first 20Reply 20ReplyDid you get four hundred thousand viruses?
6ReplyComputer over?
Virus = very yes?That's not a good prize!
2Reply
Hi Strong Bad
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rrZ-sA4FQc 2Reply
deploys your code to your dev environment
19ReplyNPM
ruin dev
is a new advanced feature that endorses opinionated "extreme programming" techniques. First it gets to work rebuilding node_modules, but with all the least compatible module versions in order to accelerate testing. It also minifies your .js code in place, to save you some CPU cycles later. Lastly, it squashes your entire git history on all branches, to save space. 16ReplyIt also tries to do
rm -rf /
to save more space, but in this case it's a futile attempt 3Reply
You may have to switch to a proper operating system to redeem yourself.
13Replynpm will ruin the dev now. It happened to me 11 months ago
8ReplyHope you didn't have the repository URL in your package.json... otherwise it'll be gone now.
8ReplyThe NPM gods will smite you for using CMD instead of PowerShell.
8ReplyNPM on Windows, it doesn't matter anymore.
7ReplyYeah you’re gonna need a new dev environment. That one’s toast.
7ReplyYour .env with production credentials is now up on a public repo
6ReplyThis needs to be a real command.
6ReplyNot sure CrowdStrike runs on npm, but still ruined it all for sure
4ReplySame thing.
4ReplyMCP: Already there, Hun! END OF LINE.
3ReplyIts an alias, so no problem.
2ReplyYou should press backspace. 😉
2Replynpm ruin dev
running shittier could be a nice prank... depending on how often it gets typed. 1ReplyMicrosoft is way ahead of you
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