Add `npm install` after npx @docusaurus/init@latest init my-website classic
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Beginners like me could run into problems like if we do not do npm install and move to npm run start it will give error.
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Yes, better to check, for example via https://github.com/chalk/supports-color, before setting it. (Actually nice idea, will think of implementing it in zx)
And yes, spawn with inherited stdio should work.
That’s what CRA is using. So is my understanding correct that only by setting
stdio: 'inherit'(and using spawn, of course) can we return back the control of coloring to the subprocess itself, instead of forcing coloring the output with environment / options? When I addedFORCE_COLORI worried a bit whether that would lead to ANSI colors being applied to places where it shouldn’t