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Today I miss Groovy....

This can happen when you're using the wrong form of authentication.

When using Realm Auth, npm login seemed to give me a success, but I couldn't publish with it.

npm whoami seemed to look at the wrong url.

From this doc in the Nexus Guide

I had to use the Basic Auth Option which involved:
Creating a hash to use in ~/.npmrc
echo -n 'admin:admin123' | openssl base64

as
registry=https://nexus.mydomain.com/content/groups/npm_repo
email=daniel@bowerstudios.com
always-auth=true
_auth=OUTPUT_FROM_THE_OPENSSL_HASH_ABOVE==

DigitalOcean.com

By starting the command with a " " (a space).

From: technovelty.org

From: stackoverflow.com

Open the inspector, and then press Ctrl+Shift+R

From Bart Calixto on stackoverflow

This is an interesting read about a moment just before the original moon landing. Communion on the moon

I might have posted about this before, or a similar article. Never-the-less:
The Exceptional Performance of Lil' Exception

If you want to view the keys of the model for a template, starting at the root of the model, try the following:

<#list .data_model?keys as key>${key} </#list>