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Move node-sass to devdeps and remove postinstall npm command - #164
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@alexander-daniel can you bring xml2js down in the devDep too.
It is only used in the proprecess step:
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Ah yes sorry I forgot that one! Thanks!
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💃 thanks so much! |
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Alrighty! So it looks like
node-sassis a pretty hefty friend. It's not really needed for production use, but if we remove thenpm run postinstallcommand, we have to check in thebuild/plotcss.jsandbuild/ploticon.jsfiles.One thing to note, if you make changes you'll have to run
npm run preprocessmanually, and that will update both of those assets, and you can then commit the changes.Removed those from the ignore files as well.
(not a bug, my finger slipped)