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That's great π I just realized that we might need to treat non-Angular projects differently, somewhat similar to the e2e project, but without the Cypress rules. Maybe we should filter on builders or something like that.
Thank you so much for this guide π the json package stopped supporting lookups in v10 (github.com/trentm/json/blob/master...). Any ideas as to how to migrate all those json editing commands?
π¨βπ« Co-Founder of This is Learning, Organizer of AarhusJS
βοΈ Writer, Speaker, FOSS Maintainer π Author
π Microsoft MVP π GitHub Star
π Nx Champion π¦Έ Angular Hero of Education
I'm using json version 10.0. It complains sometimes. I have it installed globally which usually works. Sometimes you have to install it as a development dependency in the project and use npx or pnpx to run it. If everything fails, installing it as a development dependency and running it through a package.json script usually works.
I was skimming the json changelog and assumed it was the version, as I have successfully done this in the past. But that was on a different machine/environment, so it was probably something else.
Global install and omitting npx solved it for me. Thanks βΊοΈ
Note: if anyone is struggling to get this work due to zsh errors, you'll want to fix the conditionals by escaping the square brackets since zsh tries to do it's own own thing with those
I took this a step further and I think I have successfully bashified it..
That's great π I just realized that we might need to treat non-Angular projects differently, somewhat similar to the e2e project, but without the Cypress rules. Maybe we should filter on builders or something like that.
Ah yeah.. you're right. Totally doable though.
Thank you so much for this guide π the json package stopped supporting lookups in v10 (github.com/trentm/json/blob/master...). Any ideas as to how to migrate all those json editing commands?
Hi,
I'm using
json
version 10.0. It complains sometimes. I have it installed globally which usually works. Sometimes you have to install it as a development dependency in the project and usenpx
orpnpx
to run it. If everything fails, installing it as a development dependency and running it through apackage.json
script usually works.Ah!
I was skimming the json changelog and assumed it was the version, as I have successfully done this in the past. But that was on a different machine/environment, so it was probably something else.
Global install and omitting npx solved it for me. Thanks βΊοΈ
You're a legend! Thank you so much for this.
Note: if anyone is struggling to get this work due to zsh errors, you'll want to fix the conditionals by escaping the square brackets since zsh tries to do it's own own thing with those
THANK YOU! Caps intended .. this was so so useful