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v19.20.0 does not read electron-builder.yml

See original GitHub issue

Version: 19.20.0

Target: win32 ia32 NSIS

The default config file electron-builder.yml is not being read. I tried changing a bunch of settings because my app was getting extremely huge. Turns out it didn’t read the config file and just put all files into the asar package.

Version 19.19.1 works fine.

Edit: To clarify why I think it is not reading the config file:

I tried to set asar: false and it didn’t do anything.

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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develarcommented, Aug 11, 2017

I have added unit test to avoid such regressions in the future 😃 Thanks for confirmation, probably 19.20.1 will be marked as release version.

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HitomiTenshicommented, Aug 11, 2017

Just tested 19.20.1 and the issue is fixed. Thanks for your hard work!

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