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Reduce output noise #797
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Nothing is holding them back here, you are using a free Jenkins and a free piece of code from the internet. If you want to silence the output then you can set any one of these environment variables before running
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Works like a charm. Sad to hear that the author is still jobless! |
When installing multiple packages that depend on core-js, the postinstall message will pop up mutiple times which will add unnecessary verbosity to the terminal log. I know zloirock#767, zloirock#548, zloirock#797, zloirock#757, zloirock#781 ,zloirock#729, zloirock#708, refer to this problem and since @zloirock refuses to remove this, lets limit it to one time so that verbosity gets truncated to the least.
Hi!
I'm trying to build a website that helps poor young-adults in South-East Asia trying to find love during the coronavirus outbreak.
I'm running a free version of Jenknis, and my free version limit only allows a certain number of characters to be output on the console, before I get into a paywall.
I've recently added storybook to my toolkit to test my components with image comparison, and I started to see something very noisy in my console output, that takes away characters from my quota.
I'm seeing this as a part of my NPM install script:
Is it possible to remove the post-install script, if the author couldn't find a good job in 6 months, chances are he won't be finding one.
The young adults in South-East-Asia would be really happy to find true love, and I can't tell them this is holding them back.
Thanks!
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