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When you try to rebuild an app with the same name, you get the following message:
$ ./bin/app dijonkitchen/test-edge-app
Output from locating template:
Generating fresh 'clj new' edge.app-template project into dijonkitchen.test-edge-app.
$ ./bin/app dijonkitchen/test-edge-app
Output from locating template:
Generating fresh 'clj new' edge.app-template project into dijonkitchen.test-edge-app.
Could not create directory dijonkitchen.test-edge-app. Maybe it already exists? Use -f / --force to overwrite it.
But when you try it with the -f or --force flags, it doesn't recognize it:
This isn't supported. To upgrade you must do it manually, although I've always intended to document that process.
I think -f message comes from the underlying template library, but the arguments aren't being passed to that library. I'll have to look into the available options here.
This isn't supported. To upgrade you must do it manually, although I've always intended to document that process.
This is surprising. I thought part of the value of Edge was that you could "update at any time."
Don't get stuck on an old version, update at any time. But the Edge code isn't hidden away, it's right there in your project to be modified. Unlike a traditional framework, Edge flexes to your needs.
-- https://juxt.pro/edge/
I think -f message comes from the underlying template library, but the arguments aren't being passed to that library. I'll have to look into the available options here.
When you try to rebuild an app with the same name, you get the following message:
But when you try it with the
-f
or--force
flags, it doesn't recognize it:Use case would be for changing an existing app to include the
--cljs
or--sass
options like so:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: