What is node_modules_bak?
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I've got a folder in my project directory called 'node_modules_bak'. I don't know where it comes from or what it does. Google and StackOverflow do not provide any information about this name.
Does anyone know what it is and whether I can delete it safely?
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I've got a folder in my project directory called 'node_modules_bak'. I don't know where it comes from or what it does. Google and StackOverflow do not provide any information about this name.
Does anyone know what it is and whether I can delete it safely?
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I've got a folder in my project directory called 'node_modules_bak'. I don't know where it comes from or what it does. Google and StackOverflow do not provide any information about this name.
Does anyone know what it is and whether I can delete it safely?
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I've got a folder in my project directory called 'node_modules_bak'. I don't know where it comes from or what it does. Google and StackOverflow do not provide any information about this name.
Does anyone know what it is and whether I can delete it safely?
node.js npm node-modules
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It’s not a folder generated by node or npm or any well known tools.
It might be something generated internally by a script or even another developer wishing to backup the modules.
I would do a code search in all project files to see if the name comes up anywhere.
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It’s not a folder generated by node or npm or any well known tools.
It might be something generated internally by a script or even another developer wishing to backup the modules.
I would do a code search in all project files to see if the name comes up anywhere.
answered Nov 11 at 1:40
mihai
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It’s not a folder generated by node or npm or any well known tools.
It might be something generated internally by a script or even another developer wishing to backup the modules.
I would do a code search in all project files to see if the name comes up anywhere.
answered Nov 11 at 1:40
mihai
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It’s not a folder generated by node or npm or any well known tools.
It might be something generated internally by a script or even another developer wishing to backup the modules.
I would do a code search in all project files to see if the name comes up anywhere.
answered Nov 11 at 1:40
mihai
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It’s not a folder generated by node or npm or any well known tools.
It might be something generated internally by a script or even another developer wishing to backup the modules.
I would do a code search in all project files to see if the name comes up anywhere.
answered Nov 11 at 1:40
mihai
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answered Nov 11 at 1:40
mihai
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answered Nov 11 at 1:40
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answered Nov 11 at 1:40
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