Add an automatic reinstallation process based on semantic.json #3616
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This feature is added to allow to automatize a semantic-ui
reinstallation with the same configuration (such as in your CI build)
To switch it on, simply add ("auto-install": true) in semantic.json
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Could work as a workaround for some cases quoted in #1816 |
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This seems to be an important issue, i'll try to take a look soon. |
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@jlukic any news here ? Is there anything we can do to get it merged ? |
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Looking at this today |
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… return correct questions object in autoinstall
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Thanks for your patience, fixed issue where autoInstall was returning |
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This feature is added to allow to automatize a semantic-ui
re-installation with the same configuration (such as in your CI build)
To switch it on, simply add ("auto-install": true) in semantic.json
Of course, configuration name could be changed :)