Open dtaylor113 opened 8 years ago
I think if a team is using a maven build, the jar files are loaded from
The google-code-prettify doesn't appear in the npm area here. It does in the bower area.
@dtaylor113 Is there a workaround to exclude the 'google-code-prettify' from the patternfly build or load the jar file from a different maven repo?
It seems there is some missing metadata in the package.json which means webjars can't publish the artifact. https://github.com/webjars/webjars/issues/1551
Well, the package.json is looking pretty bare if you ask me:
{
"name": "google-code-prettify",
"version": "1.0.5",
"dependencies": {}
}
I've posted a pull request https://github.com/spencewood/google-code-prettify/pull/14 which adds the required license details to the module.
@dtaylor113 I've forked the project and added the Apache 2.0 which ensures npm webjars should have a v1.0.5 version in a few hours.
GroupID = org.webjars.npm ArtifactID = github-com-emeraldjava-google-code-prettify Version = 1.0.5
Can you test if patternfly will build if you update to reference this version?
Hi, We use google-code-prettify as a dependency in our PatternFly toolkit (patternfly.org), however some of our consumers only use NPM to install PatternFly, so they currently can not get the google-code-prettify dependency since there isn't currently an official published NPM package for google-code-prettify
We are planning on publishing an NPM for google-code-prettify, but it would be ideal if there was an official NPM.
Thanks, Dave Taylor