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Looks like it broke @angular/cli too.
npx @angular/cli new hello-world-projectThis is why regression suites are important. EDIT: I wasn't dissing the developers. They have regression, this was just an accident. I was stating it is important. My bad (too late to delete).
Install any moderately complex nodejs lib or app and it will throw tons of warnings, ignored errors, and security issue alerts. As you should with any app running in production, lock down everything and watch network traffic because there are innumerable backdoors in the JavaScript ecosystem.
> innumerable backdoors in the JavaScript ecosystem.
Same goes for Python and CPAN. Any "click here for fancy module" installer has this problem.
And the source code of the library is: function isPromise(obj) { return !!obj && (typeof obj === 'object' || typeof obj === 'function') && typeof obj.then === 'function'; }
The package referred to in the clickbait title is `is-promise`
I don't know how "clickbait" that title can be when it is, in fact, longer than the line of code in question: declare function isPromise (obj: Promise | S): obj is Promise ; This is, indeed, the only line of exported code in the entire package. I genuinely don't understand the NPM world.
The package referred to in the clickbait title is `is-promise`
I don't know how "clickbait" that title can be when it is, in fact, longer than the line of code in question: declare function isPromise (obj: Promise | S): obj is Promise ; This is, indeed, the only line of exported code in the entire package. I genuinely don't understand the NPM world.
God help you, if you import a JavaScript (or Rust) package today. Lest you fall in a gaping chasm of endless cascading dependencies.
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I don't know how "clickbait" that title can be when it is, in fact, longer than the line of code in question: declare function isPromise (obj: Promise | S): obj is Promise ; This is, indeed, the only line of exported code in the entire package. I genuinely don't understand the NPM world.
Me neither. I can't wait for Deno 1.0 next month. https://deno.land/
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I don't know how "clickbait" that title can be when it is, in fact, longer than the line of code in question: declare function isPromise (obj: Promise | S): obj is Promise ; This is, indeed, the only line of exported code in the entire package. I genuinely don't understand the NPM world.
Me neither. I can't wait for Deno 1.0 next month. https://deno.land/
This is why regression suites are important. EDIT: I wasn't dissing the developers. They have regression, this was just an accident. I was stating it is important. My bad (too late to delete).
Could create-react-app have avoided this through regression suites?
This is why regression suites are important. EDIT: I wasn't dissing the developers. They have regression, this was just an accident. I was stating it is important. My bad (too late to delete).
Install any moderately complex nodejs lib or app and it will throw tons of warnings, ignored errors, and security issue alerts. As you should with any app running in production, lock down everything and watch network traffic because there are innumerable backdoors in the JavaScript ecosystem.