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@backstage/frontend-defaults
The new frontend system that this package is part of is in alpha, and we do not yet recommend using it for production deployments
This package provides the high-level APIs used to create Backstage frontend applications with the default setup. For more information, see the documentation on how to build Backstage frontend applications.
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Package last updated on 08 Sep 2024
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