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While I agree that there should be some more transparency with the install process, my problem with this is more practical: because I've installed via a non-sta
by timdorr 14y ago
While I agree that there should be some more transparency with the install process, my problem with this is more practical: because I've installed via a non-standard means, how do I uninstall? How do other packages of software know I have meteor installed as a prerequisite? How do I easily ensure I have the latest version? How do I lock my install to a particular version to avoid breaking changes in new versions?
Whilst the security aspect is a background concern, these functional concerns are far more important to me. Because npm or some other system wasn't used, meteor is now an outlier and doesn't easily fit into most of my development flow. I've now been burdened with an external maintenance process that requires separate tools and workflow to accommodate.
Honestly, that's the biggest turn-off I have about meteor right now. Hopefully that will change before the big 1.0.