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olahol / reactpack

:package: build your react apps with one command and one `npm i`.
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What is the cross platform compatibility? #4

Closed Pomax closed 8 years ago

Pomax commented 8 years ago

I know autoless had issues on windows, so just to be sure: can the README.md be updated with information on known OS compatibility/incompatibility? Most of the things mentioned suggest it should work on any OS, but has that been verified?

olahol commented 8 years ago

I only own a Linux computer, there might be some problems on Windows, I don't know, I will have to get back to you on that.

codehz commented 8 years ago

I only find a bug in windows #7 @olahol

Pomax commented 8 years ago

@olahol nice way around that particular problem: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/ has all the windows VMs you could possibly need to verify npm installs/tests pass for windows machines, even if you don't own one yourself =)

(they come with a 1 month expiry, but for node script testing purposes that's usually entirely irrelevant)

olahol commented 8 years ago

Thanks @Pomax , I'm installing one right now :+1:

olahol commented 8 years ago

I've tested it on Windows 7 now with node 6 and npm 3, and everything is working as expected.

jarrydfillmore commented 8 years ago

Had the same issue but resolved. Thank you!

Pomax commented 8 years ago

@olahol awesome. Worth putting in the README as a "tested and works on..." section? (always useful in case people go "omg what about windows 95 with Node 0.10?!?!1")

olahol commented 8 years ago

Ok, I've added the platforms I've tested on in the readme now :)

Pomax commented 8 years ago

hero++