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@mx-cartographer/insights-ui
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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 dev
(the project should automatically run in the browser)major.minor.patch-alpha.<yourinitials><n>
npm publish --tag alpha
.shipit
in the comments. Wait for shipit to merge your branch.npm publish --dry-run
.npm publish
. Look for something like '@insights/ui@2.4.2' in the terminal output. Copy it and paste it to the end of git tag
ex: git tag @insights/ui@2.4.2
in the terminal. After that, run git push origin --tags
and you're done.The QA storybook containing the latest changes is [accessible here] In the works.
This will be the new home for individual insight ui.
#Getting Started
**************** PLEASE DO NOT MODIFY THE YARN LOCK MANUALLY *****************
FAQs
Package containing MX theme and common controls for MUI
We found that @mx-cartographer/insights-ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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