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FOR /d /r . %d in (DIR_NAME_HERE) DO @IF EXIST "%d"  echo %d && RMDIR /S /Q %d"

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Full docs

1) Open Powershell in administrator

2a) Make sure you have a profile created (where you can save your aliases)

PS> New-Item -Type file -Force $profile

2b) Check where the profile has been created

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Taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42950501/delete-node-modules-folder-recursively-from-a-specified-path-using-command-line

find . -name 'directory_to_delete' -type d -prune -exec rm -rf '{}' +

...or...

npm install --g trash-cli

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npm list -g --depth 0

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/**
 * getClosest
 *
 * Find the closest element to the target element
 *
 * @param target - dom element which is the current element
 * @param selector - the element you are looking for
 * @param scope - limit the search to a containing element
 * @returns {*}
 */

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Get-CimInstance Win32_Process -Filter "Name = 'chrome.exe' AND CommandLine LIKE '%--headless%'" | %{Stop-Process $_.ProcessId}

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50976979/output-2-or-more-css-files-with-mini-css-extract-plugin-in-webpack

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**/node_modules
**/bower_components
./public
./coverage

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Tell Mercurial you're renaming (not deleting) a file so it keeps the history

If you've already moved/renamed the file:
$ hg rename --after old-file.txt new-file.tx
$ hg rename --after olddir newdir

If you'd like Mercurial to rename the file for you
$ hg rename old-file.txt new-file.tx
$ hg rename olddir newdir

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