Remove style-guide dependency (again)#1632
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Does anything need to be done to the JS? |
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@gemfarmer negative, the npm package only includes fonts, favicons, and stylesheets at this point. |
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@hursey013 it looks like this needs to be rebased to the point at which we shifted to Circle CI |
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It was already rebased. You can see the Circle CI is passing. The fact that Travis is not passing is a known issue because GitHub thinks it should call Travis. I will disable Travis completely now that my PR was merged. |
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First off... my apologies for the back and forth on this. After some discussion and great insight from @gemfarmer, I think my recent changes introduce too much complexity without enough benefit.
Rather than importing styles/assets from an external source, I think a more resilient approach may be to leave the assets coupled with the app and instead find a way to export the pieces needed for the style guide site on some sort of reoccurring basis.