A3: Admin UI is not overridden when placed inside modules folder
See original GitHub issueHello, my assumption was that anything placed inside the modules
folder would overwrite the core files. I am trying to make some changes to the Admin UI by having a modified file here: modules/@apostrophecms/ui/ui/apos/components/AposContextMenu.vue
. However, the changes are not appearing on the site. Any ideas?
I am using the latest Apostrophe version 3.14.2
.
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Supporting nodemon is why we have the flag to rebuild at restart in dev, but rebuilding the admin UI takes a long time and only a small fraction of developers need it, and those developers rarely need it all the time. So there is an environment variable to add that additional work to the rebuild of ui/src (public facing CSS and JS) that always happens.
I might have had the flag set for the wrong script, ups! Anyway, shouldn’t running the app again (no nodemon) rebuild the admin UI nonetheless?