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@chatterbug/aaron
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Chatterbug's shared component library, based on Rebass
It's a little bit trickier now, but definitely doable, since the likelihood of more than one person working on it at the same time is pretty low.
yarn && yarn link
chatterbug
checkoutyarn link @chatterbug/aaron
Now, any change you make in your aaron
checkout is instantly available in the main Chatterbug app. But hold up! Before you actually merge your PR:
aaron
packagenpm version {patch|minor|major}
npm run build
cd dist && npm publish
## Publish a new version of the package!chatterbug
yarn unlink @chatterbugapp/aaron && yarn add @chatterbug/aaron@latest
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Chatterbug's shared component library, based on Rebass
We found that @chatterbug/aaron demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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