Currently, after #139 - the error message for missing component is more helpful but it assumes you want this dependency. This PR updates the message to hint with how to deal with the situation where you don't want this component.
I understand that error messages are not meant to give instructions for proper use, but in this case even after the more helpful message added in #139 it is not clear why wiredep is failing when you uninstall a component.
Reproduce steps:
Given you have a bower.json file with some dependencies
You then uninstall a dependency using bower uninstall or manually remove from bower_components
But - you forgot to update your bower.json (with --save or manually)
stephenplusplus
commented
9 years ago
Currently, after #139 - the error message for missing component is more helpful but it assumes you want this dependency. This PR updates the message to hint with how to deal with the situation where you don't want this component.
I understand that error messages are not meant to give instructions for proper use, but in this case even after the more helpful message added in #139 it is not clear why wiredep is failing when you uninstall a component.
Reproduce steps: