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Grunt & Development
After doing a fresh clone of the repo, I noticed that you can't build the project via Grunt for a number of reasons to do with grunt-jslint:
grunt-jslintis not a development dependency inpackage.jsongrunt-jslintcauses building to fail miserably, with over 100 errors- There are no qunit tests, which is killing the
gruntcommand
Should we remove these problems to make development possible, or am I missing something?
We can remove it for now, in three weeks I launch my new site/app and I'll be doing a lot more work on this.
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 8:00 PM, Ryan Wood [email protected] wrote:
After doing a fresh clone of the repo, I noticed that you can't build the project via Grunt for a number of reasons to do with grunt-jslint:
grunt-jslintis not a development dependency inpackage.jsongrunt-jslintcauses building to fail miserably, with over 100 errors- There are no qunit tests, which is killing the
gruntcommandShould we remove these problems to make development possible, or am I missing something?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/dustmoo/gridster.js/issues/15
Ryan, I'll go ahead and give you powers to commit here since I can't on the original repo.
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 8:00 PM, Ryan Wood [email protected] wrote:
After doing a fresh clone of the repo, I noticed that you can't build the project via Grunt for a number of reasons to do with grunt-jslint:
grunt-jslintis not a development dependency inpackage.jsongrunt-jslintcauses building to fail miserably, with over 100 errors- There are no qunit tests, which is killing the
gruntcommandShould we remove these problems to make development possible, or am I missing something?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/dustmoo/gridster.js/issues/15
Awesome, I'll send those fixes in then
I've simply removed some code - assuming this issue good, we should merge and open separate issues to implement tests and fix jslint issues.
I agree, I have added you as a collaborator here, you should be able to manage issues and commit directly to the repo.
Cheers.