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More convienent way of making Hexo use the theme from node_modules? #112
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Don't symlink `node_modules/hexo-theme-doc` as `themes/doc`. Reference a relative path in the configuration file as `theme` as suggested here: #112. Update ignore rules to ignore sub node_modules folder when `npm link`. sh
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Don't symlink `node_modules/hexo-theme-doc` as `themes/doc`. Reference a relative path in the configuration file as `theme` as suggested here: #112. Update ignore rules to ignore sub node_modules folder when `npm link`. sh
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So, I was wondering, why do we have to make a symlink to install the theme? It's in order to get Hexo to use the theme from node_modules, right? So that the theme can be updated with npm, yarn or whatever
Well, wouldn't the same thing be achieved by setting the theme option to that folder directly?
Like this:
Because I did test it and it seems to be working, so I was wondering if you did consider this, maybe there are some "side effects" but as far as I can tell, it seems to be working, so I thought I would ask about it
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