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@pricci1 pricci1 commented Sep 25, 2025

bunx is an alias for bun x, to execute binaries. Docs

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The suggested bunx --bun run dev would download and execute the run package (link). Finger-crossed it is not malicious.

This is the current, wrong, output

> bun create start-app@latest
┌  Let's configure your TanStack Start application

◇  What would you like to name your project?
│  my-app

◇  Would you like to use Tailwind CSS?
│  Yes

◇  Select toolchain
│  Biome

◇  What add-ons would you like for your project?
│  none

◇  Would you like any examples?
│  none

◇  Initialized git repository

◇  Installed dependencies

▲  Warnings: 
│  TanStack Start is not yet at 1.0 and may change significantly or not be compatible with other add-ons.
│  Migrating to Start might require deleting node_modules and re-installing.

└  Your TanStack Start app is ready in 'tanstack-start-rc-tutorial'.

Use the following commands to start your app:
% cd tanstack-start-rc-tutorial
% bunx --bun run dev

Please read README.md for information on testing, styling, adding routes, etc.

`bunx` is an alias for `bun x`, to execute binaries
@pricci1 pricci1 changed the title fix: use bun instead of bunx to run scripts fix: use bun instead of bunx to run scripts. [⚠️ Pottentially malicious] Sep 25, 2025
@pricci1 pricci1 changed the title fix: use bun instead of bunx to run scripts. [⚠️ Pottentially malicious] fix: use bun instead of bunx to run scripts. [⚠️ Potentially malicious] Sep 25, 2025
@pricci1 pricci1 changed the title fix: use bun instead of bunx to run scripts. [⚠️ Potentially malicious] fix: use bun instead of bunx to run scripts. [⚠️ Potentially dangerous] Sep 25, 2025
@jherr jherr merged commit dadc0a1 into TanStack:main Sep 29, 2025
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