Robert Pattis
Robert Pattis
@JJN2 If you select `global cli`, you should have `angular-cli` installed globally, by using `npm install @angular/cli -g`. This should install it in the global `node_modules`, which should be part...
@tokiaquino are you using latest (1.4 Snapshot) version? I just had a look at my installation and there it says "use global preferences" instead of "use global" as in your...
@tokiaquino yea there were a few issues with the cli-settings in the 1.3 version. The ones I know about should be fixed with latest snapshot. You might need to change...
@angelozerr the global oreferences should always validate the global cli. The custom cli is never validated, as it might be project dependent. When I tested it last time, it worked...
@angelozerr The use global is already validated, also in global prefs (see a few lines before the position you linked). But we should also validate custom location as you said....
@josersleal @angelozerr I am waiting for my new notebook, which I should get the next weak. I'll then take a look at it, I know, the CLI-Settings is causing some...
@stephaneeybert you only need to use http://oss.opensagres.fr/angular-eclipse/snapshot/ as update site for the plugin. I would uninstall the older version (1.3.0) first and then use this URL to install the plugin.
@Tony-Esales the Plugin hasn't been updated since a while and the Angular CLI changed quite a bit in that time. My guess is, that the command used to check the...
I guess you are trying to configure the global preferences, not the project specific preferences right? In that case, you are right. It is impossible to store project-specific paths, since...
But I guess, the Project-Creation WIzard should be customized again to be able to use the global configuration. For the moment you can only select "global CLI" and "install CLI"....