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I believe @JenGoldstrich is going to fix this ... |
Hey @pmuellr Yes! Will submit a commit adding an .npmignore shortly to minimize disruption, it'll just prevent the .cfignore from getting included in the node package. For some context this is definitely undesirable on the cf-cli side but it is going to take us some time to think about how we want to fix how we scan for ignore files. Thank you! |
I'm actually not a fan of It seems like deleting the |
Thats definitely a valid point, will delete the .cfignore! |
I have pushed v1.2.3 with this fix and published it to npm, closing this issue, thank you so so much again @pmuellr ! Jenna |
I just got a report that the
.cfignore
file in this repo is causing a problem when trying to use the npm packagetmp
.node-cfenv/.cfignore
Lines 1 to 3 in 4103a3e
I suppose that's kinda expected, and unfortunate, but I wonder how a
.cfignore
file in one package could impact another, unless that package is somehow installed underneath this one - it might be, from one of the other pre-reqs of this package. 🤷Anyhoo, it's probably a bit overkill to have this
.cfignore
file in here anyway, as it's used when you push this repo up as a CF app itself, to test it. It can live with some extra stuff ...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: