Closed aurium closed 5 years ago
Don't worry, I'll remove it again as you did. I do agree that it makes bad diffs and shouldn't be there. I was struggling to fix my heroku deploy cuz I was getting an wrong nodejs version error log on the front end service. The real log showed me that the electron build was the real cause of the problem. So I'll just add it back to the gitignore
Hi Rafael,
I did remove
client/bundle/*
from git because it stores (kind of)useless (and very big) diffs, that difficults to scrollgit diff
on console. Then you recoverclient/bundle/*
to make it work on heroku (i forgot that). I believe you can solve this running the grunt tasks needed to build the bundle before thenode server.js
in the start script.Add to
Gruntfile.js
:Add do
package.json
:I can't test, but i believe it is enough. It is ok to you?