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Dry running writes the updated package.json version to disk, necessitating a Git revert before the actual run. I was wondering if that was intentional, and if so, why, because the console also displays the updated version?
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Intentional.
And temporary folders with their respective content are not being deleted by script too.
That's for checking of all with dry run for complex project as React-Bootstrap.
E.g. in R-B documents site pages are being generated and via dry-run we are able to check
that all is OK before releasing npm, bower libs and publishing docs site.
We are reverting changes after dry-run back by simple command: git checkout reset --hard
console could display the change, but an actual change could not be applied in reality (because of some subtle bug for example).
Dry running writes the updated package.json version to disk, necessitating a Git revert before the actual run. I was wondering if that was intentional, and if so, why, because the console also displays the updated version?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: