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[nostalgiaz]

can you add this plugin to http://bower.io/ ?

[pablodenadai]

As a workaround, you could add the following entry to your bower.json file:

"ladda-bootstrap": "https://github.com/msurguy/ladda-bootstrap.git#02e23a8f38714f80edfbcedb4302789d9b538032"

Note that I added the latest commit's SHA to the end of the Git repo address as this project isn't being tagged accordingly.

[frdmn]

Isn't this already in bower?

❯ bower search ladda-bootstrap
Search results:

    ladda-bootstrap git://github.com/msurguy/ladda-bootstrap.git

[zsitro]

Bower uses github as repo anyway so it finds this without .bower file. But correct me if I'm wrong..

[frdmn]

@zsitro As far as I know you need to create a bower.json and submit it manually:

http://bower.io/docs/creating-packages/

[zsitro]

then how come it's in the search results? weird

[frdmn]

@zsitro You... You are right. I wasn't thinking about that. Interesting :D

[zsitro]

@frdmn I investigated this :cop:. You can add manually a repo to the registry by entering

bower register ladda-bootstrap git://github.com/msurguy/ladda-bootstrap.git

I guess this was entered earlier by someone.. since that point it's available for search and install via bower i ladda-bootstrap

[frdmn]

@zsitro Ha! Thanks for the update, now this makes sense :+1:

[stdavis]

@msurguy: Any chance of tagging the latest version of this repo so that bower users don't have to reference a commit SHA to get it?