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addandsubtract
4587 days ago
This is great and all, but when Heroku relies on the main npm registry to be up (when it's not) you're screwed.
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twalling
4586 days ago
Heroku customers can always clone the nodejs buildpack and simply point the npm registry at another mirror.
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nfriedly
4586 days ago
I've started to always check in my node_modules directory. Heroku automatically runs `npm rebuild` in that case, so native modules always work. I've found it to be both faster and more reliable.
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