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The --harmony flag in the shebang line in this file is confusing my linux system, as it is treating node --harmony as a single executable file name:
~ $ npm i -g blockchain.js
~ $ blockchain
/usr/bin/env: ‘node --harmony’: No such file or directory
Considering anyone with a reasonably up-to-date Node installation won't need the harmony flag, it's probably safe to remove it and prevent this from being a problem for anyone - and, perhaps, encourage people to update their Node installations in the process.
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The
--harmony
flag in the shebang line in this file is confusing my linux system, as it is treatingnode --harmony
as a single executable file name:Considering anyone with a reasonably up-to-date Node installation won't need the
harmony
flag, it's probably safe to remove it and prevent this from being a problem for anyone - and, perhaps, encourage people to update their Node installations in the process.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: