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When trying to type npm start in the spf command prompt using : it does not work as well as any other commands as can be seen in the video; the back button behaviour is wrong as well .
To reproduce:
For command prompt:
1. Open cmd
2. Open spf
3. Navigate to the location (expected behaviour that it navigates (cd) in background)
4. Open command prompt (:)
5. Type a command (in this case npm start)
For back button behaviour:
1. Click backspace in a nested direction
Expected behavior: The command should be excecuted and spf be closing automatically if necessary; back button should bring to the previous/parent location, insted it brings to supposedly the home directory.
Hi there, the back-button misbehaving bug has been resolved recently... Try building from source and let us know if it works well. Regarding the npm start command, are you sure you have a script named start in your package.json ? and if there is, it is not returning with a non-zero exit code because these are the only cases where I am able to reproduce this behaviour, try defining other custom scripts and run them using npm run <script>
When trying to type
npm start
in the spf command prompt using:
it does not work as well as any other commands as can be seen in the video; the back button behaviour is wrong as well .To reproduce:
For command prompt:
1. Open cmd
2. Open spf
3. Navigate to the location (expected behaviour that it navigates (
cd
) in background)4. Open command prompt (
:
)5. Type a command (in this case
npm start
)For back button behaviour:
1. Click backspace in a nested direction
Expected behavior: The command should be excecuted and spf be closing automatically if necessary; back button should bring to the previous/parent location, insted it brings to supposedly the home directory.
Video for visual representation: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6e4de35f-cb48-41b4-8cec-93e290f91595
System information:
I hope this helps to tackle the issue
With Respect; Thanks in advance
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