add --dry-run option to skip npm install
See original GitHub issueAt times it is very useful to just generate the codebase without installing the NPM modules (since it could take a lot of time). The angular CLI has this option available.
Do you consider this feature useful for the project? If so, I could add a PR.
--dry-run
(alias: -d
) default value: false
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- Created 6 years ago
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@jdjuan — I will close this issue for now. Feel free to re-open if needed.
Thanks again for your help! 👍
I wanted to check if you guys were paying attention 😆 Yes yes,
--skip-install
Thanks for the correction @caroso1222