Matt
I would like to use this action and having the ability to commit the changes would be great. No movement in 6 months, is this still being worked on?
Thanks for your quick reply. I'm wondering if anyone else that uses this has any suggestions of how they get past this?
Looks like I'll just stick with adding `.md` to my `.prettierignore`.
@SalahAdDin do you have an example of what you mean? I tried this but still no luck, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71677948/how-to-add-typescript-paths-to-storybook
Thanks @SalahAdDin, I'll give this a try
@SalahAdDin, I've tried a few things and none of them are working... - changed my `include` to be an empty array - installed `@storybook/types` and added `node_modules/@storybook/types/dist/index.d.ts` to `includes` -...
I figured out the issue, one of my nested tsconfig files had all of my storybook files in `excludes`, I removed that and now it's working! Thanks for helping me...
I'm interested in knowing this as well, shared dependencies are part of the reason for using module federation?
My understanding is that you can't serve the host without the remote app because it is a dependency. > Semantically, the host and the remotes comprise one application, so you...
I don't disagree with you, one component failing to load shouldn't break the entire app. Keep in mind that module federation is not an NRWL thing, but a Webpack thing....