feat!: remove sites:create-template command#7946
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| await sitesCreateTemplate(repository, options, command) | ||
| .addHelpText( | ||
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| `(Deprecated) This command has been deprecated. Learn more: https://docs.netlify.com/start/quickstarts/deploy-from-template/`, |
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💭 I would vote to just remove it entirely. Since it isn't a command you use as part of your existing workflow on a project, but rather something you might use to start a project, I don't think there's much risk of anything trying to run it and being confused. Thoughts?
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| | [`sites:create`](/commands/sites#sitescreate) | Create an empty project (advanced) | | ||
| | [`sites:create-template`](/commands/sites#sitescreate-template) | (Beta) Create a project from a starter template | | ||
| | [`sites:create-template`](/commands/sites#sitescreate-template) | (Deprecated) Create a project from a starter template | |
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regardless of whether we actually "remove" the command, I would vote to remote it from the docs/help
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| headerPattern: /^(\w+)(?:\(([^)]*)\))?(!)?:\s(.+)$/, | ||
| breakingHeaderPattern: /^(\w+)(?:\(([^)]*)\))?(!)?:\s(.+)$/, | ||
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the ding dang conventional commit parser I had to switch to because the old one stopped being a thing doesn't pass if you do a ! for breaking change. (it's also looking for a footer in the title with BREAKING CHANGE but titles don't have footers, it thinks it's linting a commit message). I'm trying to avoid doing 2 rounds of CLI test flake
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* feat: deprecate sites:create-template * chore: format * chore: lint * docs: build docs * fix: claude says this is how we fix the PR title lint issue * fix: lol now claude says this will work * remove this * remove unneeded issuePrefixes that claude added * fix: remove a bit more dead code * fix: remove sites:create-template placeholder cmd --------- Co-authored-by: Philippe Serhal <philippe.serhal@netlify.com>
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BREAKING: The
sites:create-templatecommand has been removed.It gets very very little usage, there are a lot of quicker, more user friendly ways to create a site these days.
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