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Extending AI Actions #2537
Extending AI Actions #2537
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Do we really need the full file to finally display few lines? We won't maintain the big beginning of the file from version to version anyway.
I know it goes with executing the example code on a clean install. I prefer my "append_to_" approach like in #2195 or #2222.
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I've slimmed down both this file and the webpack.config.js as you suggest - I agree, it's better in the long run