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The course material for our React Hooks workshop
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Exercises will not run #32

Closed bumbleb2nawork closed 3 years ago

bumbleb2nawork commented 3 years ago

Bug

npm start will only compile the full app (ie: either YesterTech or ProjectPlanner) to localhost:3000

Environment:

Windows 10 with latest updates. Either latest Chrome or latest Edge browser. Latest node.js LTS with latest npm.

Steps to reproduce:

  1. enter command npm start
  2. make a choice leading to compile.

or: enter npm start core-v1 1 and enter 1 for 'exercise' or: enter npm start core-v2 1 and enter 1 for 'exercise'

bradwestfall commented 3 years ago

Are you using WSL for windows?

bumbleb2nawork commented 3 years ago

No sir

bradwestfall commented 3 years ago

That's a big part of the Readme (https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-workshop#windows-users)

Also do you mind if I ask, are you taking or about to take one of our workshops? It doesn't matter if you're not, just wanted to make sure you're good to go if you are

bumbleb2nawork commented 3 years ago

Ok I thought that was just for using nvm to switch versions of nodejs. It didn't sound like a requirement to run on Windows.

Took training a couple of months ago and was interested in trying out the typescript version.

bradwestfall commented 3 years ago

oh cool, yea have fun! We have to jump through extra hooks to get the curriculum menu system working on all platforms, so we just decided to always recommend WSL since it's the most stable for us

bumbleb2nawork commented 3 years ago

I am using Powershell and am not getting any weird menu errors like it says in that seciton. Powershell output reads, "Go to localhost:3000" and finishes compiling.

Maybe WSL will somehow help.