Weird default username output
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coming through as thejameskyle\n,
ping @megawac. any cluez?
trim all the things?
It could be that it is an array:
_.trim(['thejameskyle\n', '']) >> "thejameskyle\n,"Weird - the same thing is happening to me. This is a new bug!
Not happening to me anymore. @thejameskyle, are you still experiencing this? In other werdz, what does npm whoami return for you?
Notes for future James: npm adduser sets the username config property that npm whoami returns. This couldn't possible be an Array, right? So I'm not too sure why this would happen.
ping @thejameskyle. Still having this issue?
Just got this issue...it may be a problem with npm3? Will investigate further soon...
I haven't looked at it in awhile
This is the most bizarre thing. On npm 2.14.7 and npm 3.3.12, the boilerplate's code returns:
[ [ 'jmeas\n', '' ] ]
for npm whoami. That is, a nested array with the first value being jmeas\n.
Running that same exact code outside of the boilerplate results in [ 'jmeas\n' ].
Pretty crazy stuff.
Upgrading to Bluebird v3 fixes this. Pushing a bug fix now.