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Update project templates to use LibMan #5415
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For our upcoming docs issue(s), is it likely that LibMan will become part of the templates for 2.2? |
Very, possibly earlier (in a 2.1.x patch) |
LibMan was pulled from VS2017 15.7, because it wasn't quite ready yet, but it's still being actively worked on so we should keep this bug to track the template integration. |
Any progress on this @danroth27? Using LibMan would make it much easier to work in our templates, in addition to making it easier for customers to upgrade these components after template creation. |
Closing this as there are no clear plans around LibMan at the moment. |
LibMan now ships in VS 15.7. It will soon be followed by a CLI tool that will enable it for cmd line scenarios. When that happens, we need to update the templates to use LibMan for managing client dependencies. This will involve including a
libman.json
file in the root of the projects, configured to bring in the required client libs (jQuery, jQuery Validate, jQuery Validation Unobtrusive, and Bootstrap).Note this is blocked on getting confirmation from @ChrisSfanos RE approval/requirements for using cdnjs as the configured source in VS and templates.
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