.babelrc and eject script
See original GitHub issueHey - I’m very new (or at least I’m far from understanding everything) but working on a fork of this project using inferno
, I’m running into an issue with the eject script, namely that the .babelrc
file can’t be found.
Looking at the code of react-scripts
and specifically this line, it looks like the eject script looks for a file called .babelrc
(notice the dot).
During this commit .babelrc
was renamed to babelrc
.
I’m not running into bugs with create-react-app
, but I was wondering if everything was normal?
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:27 (27 by maintainers)
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Ah, you need to have
USE_YARN
set to yes. This makes sense as these tests are meant for build servers, not so much local testing.Thanks for being on top of this!