apt install "*" --force-yesapt install "*" --force-yes@catsalad ok... ok... wait... hold on.. WHAโ
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npm install everything: everything was an NPM package which depended on all other NPM packages and broke the entire NPM registry and caused huge drama lol@catsalad npm install everything
(this broke stuff, https://uncenter.dev/posts/npm-install-everything/)
Documentation by directory, after removing the quotes. ๐
(It's probably cleaner and easier to manage than a block of lines in a shell script.)
@catsalad It won't actually do this because of conflicts.
I'm not 100% sure this syntax is right, but I tried:
apt install --force-yes `apt-cache search . | awk '{print "+"$1}'`
... and it's been sitting and thinking about it for quite a long time now.
I built a collection of 40 or so boxes that did this with yum as a stress tester for a VM environment. Watching a 1/4 million dollar storage appliance hard crash itself is impressive.
I was aiming to cross that line. I did, showed the results to the vendor, and got them to change their firmware so the box wasn't reserving 80% of cache for writes.
nix-env -iA nixpkgsA new datacenter. The electricians final checks on the substation, they ask if there is a way to load test the grid connection and peaking generators. Why yes, we can do that...