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Consistent boilerplate code in Sandcastle demos
See original GitHub issueSome Sandcastle examples use outdated or inconsistent boilerplate code. This can be fixed be clicking the Save As button in each demo and replacing the code.
This would make a good beginner issue.
More details and an example from @emackey in https://github.com/AnalyticalGraphicsInc/cesium/pull/6337/
The other changes here are just from re-saving the demo directly from a Sandcastle instance. Would be great to have an intern go through and re-save all the demos at some point, so the boilerplate code all matches what Sandcastle produces (or write a build script to do it).
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I haven’t forgotten about this! I’m just very busy with some other projects. I’ll do this soon!
To avoid manual labor in the future, we should be able to automate this process so that we re-save all Sandcastle examples with a single npm command, just like we do with sortRequires. Should be possible with either headless Chrome or Electron.