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In order to run the project you will need to make sure that you have yarn installed. It must be higher than 1.22 in order to do that you must have corepack enabled. Do not just run "npm i" to install dependencies, all packages must be installed with yarn.
yarn or yarn install to install dependenciesyarn devmajor.minor.patch-alpha.<yourinitials><n> See the version history for examples.npm publish --tag alpha.major.minor.patch. If there are breaking changes, we bump the major, new feature we bump minor and bug fixes or minor changes, we bump patch.shipit --reviewshipit --publish-version=major|minor|patch.This template is used to create projects in the Cartographer group
Note: A maintainer or owner will need to do this part
Under Issues > Boards, create a new board to track issues for that specific repo. Copy the labels/lists from the scoped issue board in the Cartographer group to create this one. The labels will be the same, but the new issue board will only shows issues created for this specific repo.
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Library containing experience widgets
We found that @mx-cartographer/experiences demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 17 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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