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I think that it's not a good practice to commit distributable sources, since they use to be auto-generated and that could cause lots of git conflicts, and it's an unnecessary waste!
The solution could be:
Remove the "dist" folder from the repo.
Add the "dist" folder to the .gitignore file.
Add a npm hook (prepare) to generate the distributable sources right after publishing the package
Use GitHub's releases to allow users download the distributable files.
Document the process on the contributing guidelines.
I can do it! So I'll submit a PR if I have time
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I think that it's not a good practice to commit distributable sources, since they use to be auto-generated and that could cause lots of git conflicts, and it's an unnecessary waste!
The solution could be:
I can do it! So I'll submit a PR if I have time
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: