I agree with this mentality. Its best to just ignore the #1-types out there. Of course, that doesn't remove the sting. I don't use node, so this doesn't fit in

I agree with this mentality. Its best to just ignore the #1-types out there. Of course, that doesn't remove the sting. I don't use node, so this doesn't fit in my toolchain. However, I wanted to commend the author on the nice simple interface. In particular, I like the highlighted output showing the changed lines in all files. This is one thing that sed -i doesn't do (although I guess you could cobble it together with sed's backup feature and diff). Anyway, don't get discouraged by the haters!