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nikolasburk
nikolasburk commented Mar 26, 2019

The Carbon CLI is really awesome and I love that it's possible to store and reuse a configuration as preset. One thing I'd love to add to the config though is the actual "theme colors" (i.e. what color e.g. variables, operators, keywords, comments, ...).

Basically these options from the Carbon web UI:

![Screenshot 2019-03-26 at 10 39 45](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4058327/5498

1000i100
1000i100 commented Oct 12, 2018

I use git-bash (like probably nearly all windows npm user).
if i run mkdir -p plop it create me plop folder if not existant and do nothing if it exist.
if i do the same as npm task or with npm-run-all it create me -p folder and plop if they don't exist and fail if there already there.

is'nt possible to use git-bash command in priority when available ?

starrhorne
starrhorne commented Mar 13, 2017

I may be misunderstanding the documentation, but it seems that the --no-quiet flag on honeybadger exec should prevent STDOUT and STDERR from being swallowed.

However, running:

honeybadger exec --no-quiet echo 'hi'

Results in nothing being printed to STDOUT. I'm using the most recent edge version of the gem: Commit 35bdf07579163b24ded6b76e0bb675d45239a26d

josefglatz
josefglatz commented Jun 26, 2017

Commands which fails when trying to export to compressed file on webdevops/TYPO3-docker-boilerplate:

ct mysql:backup --docker-compose=mysql typo3 exportfile.sql.gz

  • throws no error
  • creates exportfile.sql.gz fiel with 20 bytes

ct mysql:backup --docker-compose=mysql typo3 exportfile.sql.bz2

  • throws error: Using BZIP2 compression // sh: 1: bzip2: not found // mysqldump: Got errno
mysticatea
mysticatea commented Nov 9, 2017

People can set up ESLint for their project with eslint --init command. The command installs eslint and necessary plugins into the project local.

However, eslint-cli requires local-installed ESLint to use eslint --init. This is inconvenient.

$ eslint --init
Cannot find local ESLint!
Please install ESLint by `npm install eslint --save-dev`.

🤔 though I ran `esl

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