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README not copied when building the library
See original GitHub issueThe README.md must be copied over to /dist, otherwise the npm registry page will show an empty description. This is bad as the package won’t properly appear in searches.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Yes, it’s nice to have.
Yeah, definitely. I’ll create a
gulp.task('copy:readme')to copy over that file. I was wondering, do you think we’ll need to copyLICENSEas well (if applicable)? I’ve seen it in many node packages within node_modules.