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cca-manifest-logic
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Module contains logic from cca that is shared with the Chrome App Developer Tool.
Nothing must be done when developing locally, but the version must be bumped and published when publishing cca.
When developing changes, npm link cca-manifest-logic, install CADT and then run gulpwhenever files change. When happy with change, publish a new version to npm so that chrome-app-deleloper-tool always works without needing to
npm link` in this module.
createCspString
to analyse-manifest
<icon>
within config.xml
rather than copy files directly (fixes #404, fixes #403)cordova-plugin-whitelist
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Shared logic between cca and chrome-app-developer-tool
We found that cca-manifest-logic demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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