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@PawelDecowski @anuj9196 FWIW- The former maintainer has an Open PR for updating the README with the following content: > **NB**: This repository is currently unmaintained. Please fork or use Angular...

@Gbuomprisco No worries for me :). I did some more browsing around and found that the UI library I'm using, Nebular, has what I need. Thanks for maintaining it while...

@ThierryLeGal ~What were you able to find out? I imagine your pr fixes the problem, but I myself, have no idea how to add the LicenseAgreementDlg to the template. I...

@FarbrorGarbo Here's the steps. It seems like a lot, but it's not too bad: 1. First, you need to fix creator.ts. It doesn't support `msiCreator.ui.template` as is. There's a PR...

If you're running a single version of node.js, MSI now has the option to install build tools and python for you: > If you prefer to install things manually, or...

@karlhorky It's probably a little overkill, especially for bootcamp students. I think even when multiple versions of python are installed that node-gyp does a good job of figuring out which...

@L11R Nope. Just ended up dropping the signtool.exe binary into a vendor folder and running via `child_process.exec`. This was a while ago though and there are probably better workarounds.

@teokosmo I've yet to try again. I ended up using Angular's basic testing modules + ng-mocks

@trumbitta Have you looked at this thread? https://github.community/t/multiple-packages-from-the-same-repo-root-level-package-json-needed/17691 It looks like you just need to add something like this to the `package.json` in the `nx-plugin-openapi` folder. ```json "repository" : {...

Awesome! I'm pretty swamped between work and school at the moment, so it might be a couple of months, but I'll build this out once things slow down a little.