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Compilation without gulp #205
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Actually - I think the |
We use gulp due to legacy reasons -- when assemblyscript does not support package management we have to manually wrangle some path during the compilation process. But yeah good point we should reconsider this @vgrichina |
Note that it’s expected that real life projects will have far more than 1 contract compiled. |
Good point, although Gulp does look like it is on its way out ;-) |
Getting back to this issue. We have removed the gulp dependency. The next step is to get rid of |
All of the NEAR demos use Gulp as part of the build process, however, the gulpfile tends to be pretty much trivial:
e.g. from https://github.com/nearprotocol/near-hello/blob/master/gulpfile.js
In my own projects, I just build via the following 2-line script, which means I don't have any dependency on Gulp (i.e. less stuff to install):
Is it worth making this a 'first class' feature of near shell?
Or, perhaps exposing this directly via the CLI ...
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