Git is designed for source files, not built files. There are many
reasons but the most obvious one is the history for a built file isn't
meaningful in a repository.
This uses the common pattern of a prepublish command which will be run
any time before npm publish is executed.
This bit me while making another pull request so I figured I'd get both
birds with one stone right now. This removes the manual human coupling
of needing to run a specific script before publishing.
sohamkamani
commented
8 years ago
Addresses #2
Git is designed for source files, not built files. There are many reasons but the most obvious one is the history for a built file isn't meaningful in a repository.
This uses the common pattern of a prepublish command which will be run any time before
npm publishis executed.This bit me while making another pull request so I figured I'd get both birds with one stone right now. This removes the manual human coupling of needing to run a specific script before publishing.