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To me Powershell is OK but if you go in expecting it to behave like bash you will be in for a lot of pain. The most annoying issue I have run into - try to del
by nightski 9y ago
To me Powershell is OK but if you go in expecting it to behave like bash you will be in for a lot of pain.
The most annoying issue I have run into - try to delete a node_modules folder with powershell. It's painful.
- jdmichal 9y ago> To me Powershell is OK but if you go in expecting it to behave like bash you will be in for a lot of pain. Completely agree. PowerShell is an object pipeline, which means that its axioms are different than a text pipeline. If you come in trying to treat it like a text pipeline, you're not going to find the tools you expect. > The most annoying issue I have run into - try to delete a node_modules folder with powershell. It's painful. I was curious, so I just did the following in PowerShell v5: * Create a new, empty directory. * Retrieve NPM modules (`npm install browserify gulp`). * Ran `rm .\node_modules -Recurse`. * Directory is gone. What has your experience been?