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docs: gno.mod > gnomod.toml, add toml resource page #4409
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# Configuring Gno Packages | |||
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Gno supports package configuration through a metadata file called `gnomod.toml`. |
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Maybe we should specify that this is similar to go.mod, it was gno.mod before, and why we moved and how a go.mod can be "converted".
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#### Detecting package paths | |||
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If the current working directory contains a `gno.mod` file, `gnodev` deploys the | |||
If the current working directory contains a `gnomod.toml` file, `gnodev` deploys the |
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Maybe we can link to the gnomod.toml page.
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Changes the docs to support the new toml; also adds a explainer page.