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danstarns
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Apr 7, 2025
| Build your Modus app. The Modus CLI compiles your app and generates a `.build` | ||
| folder for the artifacts. | ||
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| ### `uninstall` |
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modus uninstall not found.
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| which modus | ||
| /Users/someone/.nvm/versions/node/v22.13.0/bin/modus |
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This shouldn't ever be the case. which modus would return modus not found if it was installed via NPM and then uninstalled via NPM.
Perhaps the instructions should say something like, "If modus is still found, then you can delete it..." etc. and just use /path/to/modus etc.
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This improves the documentation for uninstalling Modus and removes references to commands that don't exist in the codebase.
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