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Include dist folder for npm installation
See original GitHub issueI tried adding osd as an npm package using the github URI:
"openseadragon": "git://github.com/openseadragon/openseadragon.git",
However, there is no /dist folder containing the build. Are there any plans to include this?
On npmjs.com the latest version is 2.2.0 not 2.2.1. I prefer to bypass the npm registry whenever possible though.
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See PR #1258
@dlong500 Sounds good to me! Would you be up for making a patch to do this?
My concern with adding a
distwas that I don’t want a built copy to reside in this repository (which would be error prone and noisy), but setting it up so it’ll build after fetch is a great solution.We’d probably want to update the documentation somewhere to illustrate this use case. Maybe in the download section on the home page?