Issue when trying extend a design from the monorepo
See original GitHub issueWhat seems to be the problem?
After running yarn kickstart
from the monorepo fork for extending a pattern from the link below causes an error of incompatible modules
https://freesewing.dev/howtos/code/extend-pattern
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Additional context
This was found when trying to make bob the bib with #1615 extending the tutorial pattern
Can anyone please advise?
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- Created 2 years ago
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@nicholasdower all READMEs are auto-generated. That’s why the changes were overwritten (and will be overwritten again).
Edit
config/templates/readme.main.md
instead to update the main README.The entire templates folder should give you an idea of other things that are auto-generated (package.json, READMEs for packages, rollup config, tests, …)
Same here! I hope you got it working. Please let me know if not.