Improve highlighting changes to files in SPFx project upgrade output
See original GitHub issueI’ve upgraded one of my projects to SPFx 1.6.0 using the @next version of the CLI. After following all the steps, I’m seeing errors when I run gulp serve which look like they come from the updates to tsconfig.json.
I’m attaching the output of the command:
office365 spfx project upgrade --toVersion 1.6.0
as well as the tsconfig.json file after I made the changes and the errors I see in the terminal. See lines 29-34 in errors.txt for the errors about the include and exclude options.
It’s certainly possible I misread the instructions, but I’ve checked a few times and I think I’ve got things right.
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You should always assume I’m dumber than you are, @waldekmastykarz. 😃 I’ll give it a try!
The CodeTour approach is awesome. See my blog post on why it’s so useful.
So long, and thanks for all the fish.