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One of the benefits is that we are not ever blocked by a release as we may choose to implement the module as it is at some commit.
I had experimented with this. I used npm script "postinstall" to compile the ts files after the module was installed via a git commit url. It worked fine for me locally. Jimmy and Nicolas had issues with it however. It didn't seem that all of the necessary files were being compiled.
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One of the benefits is that we are not ever blocked by a release as we may choose to implement the module as it is at some commit.
I had experimented with this. I used npm script "postinstall" to compile the ts files after the module was installed via a git commit url. It worked fine for me locally. Jimmy and Nicolas had issues with it however. It didn't seem that all of the necessary files were being compiled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: