Fixed Angular example for Custom Build Command

[rickvdbosch]

Using ng build --prod as a custom build command for an Angular project doesn't work since the Angular CLI isn't installed globally. This solution does work.

[PRMerger10]

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[ktoliver]

Hi @christiannwamba - Could you review the updates that are proposed in this pull request? Thanks.

[rickvdbosch]

It's been a while. What is the current status @christiannwamba?

[ktoliver]

@craigshoemaker @christiannwamba Could you review this pull request? Thanks!

[rickvdbosch]

Pinging @craigshoemaker and @christiannwamba again 😁

[rickvdbosch]

Pinging @craigshoemaker and @christiannwamba one last time...

👋🏻

[ktoliver]

@georgewallace @christiannwamba - A community contribution from May needs review in the public repo. Could you take a look? Thanks.

cc @tfosmark

[craigshoemaker]

@rickvdbosch - so sorry for the delay! I'll test and will get you a response by the end of the week.

[rickvdbosch]

No problem. It's good to know somebody is looking at it. 😉
To be honest I'm not sure about the ng build --prod not working anymore. It might have been fixed in the mean time 🙈

[craigshoemaker]

thanks, @rickvdbosch!

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[craigshoemaker]

#sign-off

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[craigshoemaker]

@christiannwamba can you please sign off on this PR?

[christiannwamba]

#sign-off

[ktoliver]

Thanks, all. 👍