Doc: Adding a message about auto-generated scripts files#52
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GProulx wants to merge 1 commit intoGlimpseArchive:masterfrom
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Doc: Adding a message about auto-generated scripts files#52GProulx wants to merge 1 commit intoGlimpseArchive:masterfrom
GProulx wants to merge 1 commit intoGlimpseArchive:masterfrom
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This will help new contributors (like me) figure out where to do client modifications
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Could we not just avoid including compiled assets in GitHub? It would seem much cleaner to publish them to npm or getglimpse.com and then pull them down on install ( In the mean time, this is probably a useful stopgap. |
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For v2 this shouldn't be an issue as we probably wont include the source in the repository. |
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This could help new contributors (like me) to figure out where to make client-side modifications.