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You make it sound like yarn was some sort of community a fork to plug some gaps. Why should yarn bow out? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the yarn project didn't
by ac2u 8y ago
You make it sound like yarn was some sort of community a fork to plug some gaps.
Why should yarn bow out? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the yarn project didn't do the following:
- put a pre-release build under a tag that looks like a normal build without a pre suffix
- had documentation that expressed sudo as an acceptable way to do things to end users
- then had a bug which torched machines if they ran any npm command under sudo. (which you shouldn't do anyway, but see point 2)
- when pushing the fix, put hashtags in the announcements with a distinct tone of blame towards the end users.
- sebazzz 8y ago> then had a bug which torched machines if they ran any npm command under sudo. (which you shouldn't do anyway, but see point 2) This was the famous "rm -Rf /" bug. > put hashtags in the announcements with a distinct tone of blame towards the end users. What are you referring to?
- Murrawhip 8y ago> What are you referring to? Probably this: https://blog.npmjs.org/post/171169301000/v571 https://blog.npmjs.org/post/171169301000/v571
- shawndellysse 8y agoWow, that's very immature.
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