Post 9kiQQZCLg8u9s070mO by halfbyte@kosmos.social
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(DIR) Post #9kiQQZCLg8u9s070mO by halfbyte@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T18:52:32Z
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I can't reliably get ember-cli to work on Windows, which is a bummer. I should probably try to debug the problem I'm running into (any file change results in some broccoli error I don't understand) but right now I need the raw productivity.
(DIR) Post #9kiT1papsx83LCSk1A by raucao@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T19:21:41Z
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@halfbyte Just use Linux then. 😛
(DIR) Post #9kiTYJGF7HL8cYJjX6 by raucao@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T19:22:09Z
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@halfbyte (a.k.a. fedis standard comment whenever someone complains about their Windows)
(DIR) Post #9kiTYJuIiLNmcn3iyG by raucao@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T19:23:53Z
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@halfbyte Honest suggestion though: have you tried using Docker, so you're not getting stuck with programs choking on GNU/kWindows?
(DIR) Post #9kiTYKrVAEjnaOl0FM by halfbyte@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T19:27:32Z
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@raucao Haven't tried Docker for that specific case yet. I'm perfectly fine with developing on Linux, it's what I do 90% of the time. I would love to be able to properly develop on Windows to be able to test and bugfix Windows specific stuff. I should probably see if Docker would help.
(DIR) Post #9kiTeg6f5fNVDDs9wG by raucao@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T19:28:43Z
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@halfbyte In that case, you could also run a Windows VM on your Linux host and open your Ember app on the host from there.
(DIR) Post #9kiTuh0dV9a6e5gruS by raucao@kosmos.social
2019-07-10T19:31:37Z
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@halfbyte In case you want to try the Docker route: https://hub.docker.com/r/danlynn/ember-cli/