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How to init in current folder?
See original GitHub issueI want to init a webpack template in my current project my/project folder by running
➜ my/project vue init webpack
instead of jumping out and run $ vue init webpack my/project.
How to do it?
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- Created 8 years ago
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Now supported in 1.4.0.
You could try this (not tested) to initialize a project in the current folder, take note of the dot as it is the one thing you were missing.