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chore: auto-build lib folder before running tests #188
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@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ jobs: | |||
node-version: '16' | |||
cache: 'npm' | |||
- run: npm ci | |||
- run: npm run build |
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I could leave this in just to be safe and explicit.
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In #153 I introduced a common pattern like <task>:ci
, I think I will change that to ci:<task>
today!
So instead of having a pretest
that could mess-up stuff or just run stuff twice without wanted, we could simply have a "ci:test": "run-s build test"
and link that in ci.yml
@clarkerican I think that the docs have been updated to cover the scenario you ran into. I'm going to close this PR for now unless the |
Issue #187