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[fixed] Make the non-minified dist build present again - #164

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@claydiffrient claydiffrient commented Apr 19, 2016

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Fixes #163 .

Changes proposed:

  • Adds back a non-minified build

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  • All commits have been squashed to one.
  • The commit message follows the guidlines in CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • Documentation (README.md) and examples have been updated as needed.
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This commit removes the -p flag from the call to webpack
so that the webpack config works as intended, creating two
files in the dist directory, one minified and one unminified.

After 3f32338 was merged the
build ended up only producing the production minified versions
for both files. This commit restores the initial behavior
of a non-minified and a minified file.

This commit removes the `-p` flag from the call to webpack
so that the webpack config works as intended, creating two
files in the dist directory, one minified and one unminified.

After 3f32338 was merged the
build ended up only producing the production minified versions
for both files.  This commit restores the initial behavior
of a non-minified and a minified file.
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This is correct. +1

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claydiffrient merged commit a10683a into master Apr 21, 2016
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claydiffrient deleted the development-improvements branch December 31, 2016 20:38
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