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npm release v0.13.0 is raw source code #325

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dashed opened this issue Jan 2, 2015 · 2 comments
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npm release v0.13.0 is raw source code #325

dashed opened this issue Jan 2, 2015 · 2 comments

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dashed commented Jan 2, 2015

npm release v0.13.0 is raw source code. Thus, I can't require('react-bootstrap').

At the moment only v0.12 is viable.

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mtscout6 commented Jan 2, 2015

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This could be cleaned up and automated with a pre-publish script as I proposed in #292.

mtscout6 added a commit to mtscout6/react-bootstrap that referenced this issue Jan 2, 2015
Addresses concerns like react-bootstrap#325, react-bootstrap#218, and any others like them that I have
missed. In particular this is the fix for an automated setup as
mentioned in react-bootstrap#292.
mtscout6 added a commit to mtscout6/react-bootstrap that referenced this issue Jan 2, 2015
Addresses concerns like react-bootstrap#325, react-bootstrap#218, and any others like them that I have
missed. In particular this is the fix for an automated setup as
mentioned in react-bootstrap#292.
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@dashed 0.13.1 should be good to go :)

mtscout6 added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 23, 2015
Addresses concerns like #325, #218, and any others like them that I have
missed. In particular this is the fix for an automated setup as
mentioned in #292.
mtscout6 added a commit to mtscout6/react-bootstrap that referenced this issue Feb 13, 2015
Addresses concerns like react-bootstrap#325, react-bootstrap#218, and any others like them that I have
missed. In particular this is the fix for an automated setup as
mentioned in react-bootstrap#292.
mtscout6 added a commit to mtscout6/react-bootstrap that referenced this issue Feb 15, 2015
In the past this library has suffered from accidentally pushing this
repo directly to npm without the built components. There has been a
separate repo to which the built source has been pushed and later
deployed from. While the approach is feasible it prevents you from using
the `npm link` feature, for easy testing of changes in your own
application.  This should address concerns like react-bootstrap#325, react-bootstrap#218, and any
others like them that I have missed. In particular this is the fix for
an automated setup as mentioned in react-bootstrap#292.

If you are currently using components directly from this library, then
you will need to change your reference path. For example
`require('react-bootstrap/Alert')` should now be `require('react-bootstrap/lib/Alert')`.
`require('react-bootstrap').Alert` will still work. This applies to both
CommonJS and AMD usages.
mtscout6 added a commit to mtscout6/react-bootstrap that referenced this issue Feb 16, 2015
In the past this library has suffered from accidentally pushing this
repo directly to npm without the built components. There has been a
separate repo to which the built source has been pushed and later
deployed from. While the approach is feasible it prevents you from using
the `npm link` feature, for easy testing of changes in your own
application.  This should address concerns like react-bootstrap#325, react-bootstrap#218, and any
others like them that I have missed. In particular this is the fix for
an automated setup as mentioned in react-bootstrap#292.

If you are currently using components directly from this library, then
you will need to change your reference path. For example
`require('react-bootstrap/Alert')` should now be `require('react-bootstrap/lib/Alert')`.
`require('react-bootstrap').Alert` will still work. This applies to both
CommonJS and AMD usages.
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