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No compiled JavaScript when installing from Bower #237
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For reference, Ruby is not required to compile the SDK, though node is. That said, I agree that we should find a way to include the built asset available to Bower. We are currently investigating ways to improve the way the SDK is distributed, so I will mark this as a feature suggestion for Bower support. |
Thanks for reporting. The next release (rc12) will have Bower support via |
Looks great, thanks! |
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When installing the 2.0.0-* version using Bower, one gets the original repo with all the sources, tests and build tools, but no compiled (and ideally minimised) package containing all the JS. I know it's possible to use the CDN version instead, but it'd be great it one could import the library using Bower without having to install Ruby to compile it all.
I've resorted to manually downloading the file from the CDN for now.
Note that it's possible to do this without always committing compiled files to the repo by making the Git tags points to a different branch from master that would contain the compiled files. Alternatively, others have spun up a separate repo just for dist files (e.g. Angular).
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