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Collection not showing dependencies: simpla-elements

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Bug with a particular collection: simpla-elements (repo). Should show 3 elements in the collection at the moment, but not showing any (though when searching it says it has 3 items - not visible on page or via dependencies API).

Am I missing something? You just add the elements as deps to bower.json right? Thought it might be a caching issue but last commit was several hours ago.

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Created 6 years ago
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madeleineostojacommented, Mar 30, 2017

Hopefully one day soon! Just noticed that Bower have effectively put a deprecation warning on their site asking users to move to Yarn. Chomping at the bit to move entirely to Yarn as our recommended workflow for Simpla.

And sure thing will submit a docs PR

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madeleineostojacommented, Apr 15, 2017

This particular issue is fixed, so closing

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