[Questions] CI environment & `development` versus `production` builds
See original GitHub issueHey. I’ve really been enjoying the new release of Typewriter v7. I did have 2 questions, however, that I was hoping to get some further clarification on.
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How does Typewriter work in a CI environment? I’m using a Token Script to supply the token during client generation. However, I have nothing set up in our CI environment and the client generation surprisingly works. Does the library use an internal token in CI-based environments?
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I wasn’t able to find any difference in running these two commands:
npx typewriter development
andnpx typewriter production
. Out of curiosity, should these commands produce different outputs given a Browser-based/TypeScript setup?
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Apologies, I am seeing a difference in production versus development builds on the client. Thanks for the explanation and source code reference!
Yeah, you’re right on – it calls
npx typewriter development
after pulling down the latest changes: