Christopher Anderson

FWIW, I just did a fresh install via the .msi on a brand new out of the box Surface Laptop 2 with Windows 10 Home Edition and hit this same...

Yep. My current plan is to wait until Meteor 1.4 comes out and supports Node LTS v4. That will provide a much smoother experience for deploying to Azure Web Apps....

Big blocker is Node v4 support (or rather > 0.10 support). Node 0.10.x doesn't support VC++15 redistributable for node-gyp. This means that I can't install packages auto-magically on App Service,...

Oh nice. Maybe I just need to roll the Node version then. I don't have a lot of time lately to look into this, unfortunately. If you or someone else...

It's happening: https://twitter.com/benjamn/status/746395909286666240 I'll probably look at this end of month unless some things free up before then.

Sweet. I hope to have some time to look at this in the near future. I'm hoping to approach the problem fresh and minimize the need for a local CLI...

We're pretty open (all our feature planning is still open), but unfortunately I've relented and we're keeping GA a surprise for now. :) If you've got a scenario you need...

If you or anyone can get something working, I can work to get it added as a first class experience in Azure. Looking forward to your findings.

SWEEET! That looks like exactly what I was hoping it'd be. No demeteorize at all, which was a hacky solution. Let me send this to our deployment gurus. The simple...

I'm getting this error pretty consistently: ``` Command: bash .config/azure/deploy.sh npm WARN [email protected] requires a peer of eslint@^2.9.0 but none was installed. npm WARN [email protected] requires a peer of eslint-plugin-import@^1.7.0...