Christian Ulbrich
Christian Ulbrich
Setting the option `tarballDir` to `false` will produce an error, although the [docs state otherwise](https://github.com/semantic-release/npm#options): > Directory path in which to write the the package tarball. If false the tarball...
[...] > TypeScript's path mapping is the best solution. How so? If you have a _more elaborated_ (TM) file layout such as: * `components/services/*` having modules like `@scope/service1` * `shared/runtime/*`......
This PR allows running `semantic-release` to _reliably_ commit _arbitrary big_ commit messages. The old way of adding a commit message was by passing it simply along as a command line...
## What I did I fixed the `appIndex` for [packages/scoped-elements/demo](https://github.com/open-wc/open-wc/tree/master/packages/scoped-elements/demo), so that the examples work again out-of-the-box. Furthermore I updated the main `README.md` to not use `lerna` anymore, but the...
## Expected behavior I expect the [ScopedElements](https://github.com/open-wc/open-wc/tree/master/packages/scoped-elements) demo to simply work, if I call them with their corresponding _npm scripts_: * **Either** `yarn workspace @open-wc/scoped-elements start:with-scope` **or** _(inside the package)_...
The current (iter) API is built upon immediately invoked functions, i.e. `lerna-script-magicz()` _returns_ a function that then can be called immediately. What is the motivation for this pattern? I've never...
Fixes Issue #202, #115. *Description of changes:* * update `README.md` and some minor code examples to be consistent again, with current AWS infrastructure 1. fix `provided` _runtime_ to `provided.al2023` 2....
Great work, however I came across some problems, when using this. Seems like some time has passed in AWS land. :) * there is no `provided` runtime anymore, proper options...
### Privileged issue - [x] I'm @tiangolo or he asked me directly to create an issue here. ### Issue Content This project is missing a LICENSE. I have created new...
This fixes #250 and would add a CC0 license, basically "modern" _public domain_, i.e. do what you want with it. This is the most liberal, sane license and it might...