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fix(capacitor): ensure npx uses @capacitor/cli executable #644
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@devinshoemaker could you consider having this merged to nxtend. I'll also do some PR in nxext for nx 14+. |
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Description
As stated in linked issue, nxtend can try to use wrong
capexecutable since it cannot know which package this executable is referenced to.So the solution is simply to add the
--packageoption with@capacitor/clipackage to ensure NPX will use the executable from proper package.PR Checklist
Issue
Resolves #643