rename Hover.css => Hover in bower.json#55
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Bower seems to be stripping out the .css in some commands like install and search, but not others like link.
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I checked out the github page, saw the bower.json file and opened it and copy pasted the name into my terminal to install it but it failed:
I ran
bower searchand saw its called just Hover, so I installed it successfully w/bower install Hover.I forked the library to add a new feature and used bower's
linkcommand to point my app at my local copy instead of your copy that bower installed. It couldn't find Hover though:I looked inside that directory and saw that the directory was
Hover.css, sobower link Hover.cssworked successfully.Seems like bower strips the
.cssout of the name for some commands but not all (probably a bug on their part), though its also confusing not being able to install from the name in the bower.json file, so I propose renaming it to just Hover. Since the library is already installed asbower install Hover, I don't think this should affect normal usage.