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[FEAT] Automatically build supported-version and commit it if someone forgets to do so. #153

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damienwebdev opened this issue Sep 24, 2023 · 0 comments
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damienwebdev commented Sep 24, 2023

💡 Feature request

Feature Name

Automatic supported-versions builds.

The Desired Behavior

As a developer, I would like to be able to forget to build supported-version and not break everything.

I essentially would like to be forced to run cd supported-version && npm run build on commit if I change supported-version. This could also be done by the CI bot.

Your Use Case

@Vinai and I often forget to run npm run build when working on supported-version. As a result, the output drifts from the source which is very confusing.

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