docs: reword the Periodic Maintenance section #2071
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dotNetkow
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Oct 21, 2019
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Looking through this, I think I was try to specify:
- How do you update Capacitor plugins?
- How do you update the native iOS and Android project templates?
Re-reading, I think section #5 covers this, yes? If so, you might delete section 4. Or, keep your changes here. either one looks good.
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No, section 5 explains how to update Capacitor itself (the capacitor packages), section 4 tells the users they need to run update command after installing a Cordova or Capacitor plugin |
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The Periodic Maintenance section looks confusing to me, it sounds like the project gets borked or something, and also says update command updates dependencies, which it doesn't.
So renaming the section and rewording a little to not mislead.