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@gitpush
Yes.
As my quota of high-speed connection is not reached, I use the banner as a signature.
The 200 (ok) - not 304 (nothing changed) - messages are thrown at the console of verdaccio itself.
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@CozyPlanes you need a bot to do that.
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@CozyPlanes haha.
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@CozyPlanes if it weren't against tos, I would already have a bot here with games and other cool stuff built in.
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@ewpratten against the tos,but avail after dfox permission
@randomquote bot is made by @skayo if u didn't knew -
@CozyPlanes I have an experimental "tool" (not calling it a bot because tos) in the works for improving the reporting system.
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@ewpratten in my github profile
Found something true as 1 == 1
Code I wrote: 15kb
NPM Modules: 198Mb
This is where US's bandwith is going
Do anyone of you use a npm registry server like verdaccio for caching of packages from npmjs.org?
Today I tried verdaccio within a local docker container.
I successfully connected via npm --registry <registry-url> install
There where no errors, but verdaccio kept delivering packages with 200.
Shouldn't it be 304 since the packages already exist in the storage folder of verdacio?
question
package cache
docker
verdaccio
npm
alternatives?