Closed alex-kinokon closed 1 year ago
Unfortunately, we can not, as it is used as a part of our deployment process.
@Ajaxy have you considered using git LFS or github pages for this? Currently cloning a repo takes about one gigabyte bandwidth and disk usage. Even if the dist directory is 300mb, every change is reflected in git and we get the sizes as we have now.
Would you consider removing the
dist
folder from the repo? It’s easy to generate a lot of git conflicts with the folder checked in.