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@inloco/old-supernova

v4.3.18

Published

2 years ago

In Loco Media Front-End Packages

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gileno.oliveira

Supernova - DEPRECATED

This is an OLD COMPONENT LIBRARY that SHOULD NOT be used on new projects.

The only reason it still exists is because some existing In Loco projects still use it.

New projects should use Orion instead.

Install

git clone [email protected]:inloco/old-supernova.git
cd old-supernova
npm install

Learn more seeing the Docs

How to update this project

If you want to update the Supernova project, you have to follow this steps:

Clone the supernova doc
Do your changes
Test and update the Supernova-doc(Repository) with your changes in the supernova project

Go to the supernova project
npm install
npm run build
npm link
Go to the supernova-doc project
npm link supernova-inloco
Go to the supernova project
npm run build -- --watch

Now you have the supernova linked to the supernova-doc. If you change something in the supernova project you just have to refresh the page and your change will appear in the supernova-doc screen

Update the /Versions page with your changes
Create the Pull Request to the supernova and supernova-doc
Review your code if necessary
Merge the supernova pull request
Create the new tag in the supernova project

git checkout master
git pull origin master
git pull origin --tags
git tag -a v2.4.2 -m "The message you put in the /Versions page" (Here you will use the same version you used in the /Versions page)
git push origin --tags

Merge the supernova-doc pull request
Send a alert to #guild_product_alerts