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Update instructions for testing locally & creating prerelease versions #87
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Looks great! I wonder if (in the future) we could put all of the link specific stuff (adding it, removing it when you're done) into a script file to make this easier.
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I think the script file approach would be challenging because it would have to make assumptions about the file structure - on my machine Glitch-Community and shared-components are in the same parent folder, so you can |
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Updated testing-shared-components-locally-in-another-project instructions. Inspired by slack conversation