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I've used the angular-cli to generate an app with some embedded projects. I'd love to experiment StackBlitz with this project, but I unfortunately run into an error when I load https://stackblitz.com/github/tobi-or-not-tobi/lipstick-css. StackBlitz shows the error:
Can't find package:sample-components
(where sample-components is one of my embedded projects).
I've already seen #404 (which is fun ticket number given my error...), but I'm uncertain if I should follow that ticket to get full support.
In addition, I'd like to bring the following to the discussion, interesting to see how that should work in StackBlitz:
by default the development workflow for embedded projects requires a build of those projects (using ng-packagr) in order to reference components from those projects
Based on this, I'm wondering if StackBlitz is planning to build the embedded projects? Ideally with a watch mode (although that's not yet provided by the CLI, so fair to wait for that).
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I've used the angular-cli to generate an app with some embedded projects. I'd love to experiment StackBlitz with this project, but I unfortunately run into an error when I load https://stackblitz.com/github/tobi-or-not-tobi/lipstick-css. StackBlitz shows the error:
(where sample-components is one of my embedded projects).
I've already seen #404 (which is fun ticket number given my error...), but I'm uncertain if I should follow that ticket to get full support.
In addition, I'd like to bring the following to the discussion, interesting to see how that should work in StackBlitz:
Based on this, I'm wondering if StackBlitz is planning to build the embedded projects? Ideally with a watch mode (although that's not yet provided by the CLI, so fair to wait for that).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: