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In practice it is POSIX-only, which is not viable in an organization where Windows needs to be a first class development and deployment platform. Running under
by ihnorton 4y ago
In practice it is POSIX-only, which is not viable in an organization where Windows needs to be a first class development and deployment platform. Running under cygwin or WSL is a non-starter for a number of reasons (I've done that myself for tooling in the past, after which I would never impose it at an organizational level).