Stop generating two config files
See original GitHub issueI’d like to suggest that we remove the truffle-config.js
file from our templates (Truffle boxes and the output of the truffle init
command). It was only ever relevant on Windows, and we now have multiple documented workarounds such that it’s not necessary.
http://truffleframework.com/docs/advanced/configuration#resolving-naming-conflicts-on-windows
Also, it seems to confuse people, who don’t understand why it’s there.
I figure that if Truffle continues to accept the existence of a truffle-config.js
in projects, but just doesn’t ship one with new projects, then we can implement this without any breaking changes.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Why not just eliminate truffle.js and only recognize truffle-config.js? Works on all supported OSes.
@gnidan For sure, makes sense. I am much more in favor of retaining
truffle.js
anyway.