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build: setup Cypress for end-to-end testing #156
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This is a big one - will try to make time for it today, but it might be tomorrow before I can look at it. |
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Thanks for all of your work on this - this will really help. I have a few initial questions before diving deeper into the specifics.
Thanks again for all your work on this - I am signing off for the day but will look at this tomorrow morning. |
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This looks good to me! Thanks for your work on it.
@joeldenning
In short what I've done:
integration
folder with 2 folders inside:shop
(simple Angular application with routing)portal
(single-spa
web app)What changes will be required further?
private: true
src
foldersingle-spa-angular/browser-lib
should be built with ng-packagr since it emits Angular compatible code that can be proceeded by both view engine and Ivy compilers