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Npm workspaces #203
Npm workspaces #203
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AWS-UI internal code name is mentioned in the readme.
Update reference to code name
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Thanks for helping with this change!
There are a few instances of documentation that still use yarn commands - for example, docs/GettingStarted.md
, README.md
, and our npm-publish.yml
workflow. Could probably just do a global find and replace for these instances.
5. Point to valid SiteWise resources | ||
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Alter the file `siteWiseQueries` within `@iot-app-kit/components` to point to valid SiteWise asset properties for the accounts credentials from the prior step. |
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dunno if it's just GH, but the spacing of these descriptions look inconsistent (new line here, vs. tab above and below).
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Iot-App-Kit runs on node and uses yarn for package management. Specific versions are required in order to keep builds working with the current monorepo tooling. |
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Remove yarn from this statement
make sure to clean up the commit history (which is considered part of the review) |
Closing this and rolling it into #231 |
Overview
Removes dev dependencies on
yarn
andlerna
and just uses npm workspaces.Tests
[Include a link to the passing GitHub action running the test suite here.]
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