Bitsrc eject component if there is no update to export
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I'm using Bitsrc.io to manage shared components.
Sometimes it happens that I import a remote component which adds the physical files to my project.
I then want to eject the module so that it is managed by npm again.
However I haven't made any changes so bit-cli responds with
nothing to export
On their docs site I cannot find another reference to using the --eject flag except with the export command.
Anyone bumped into this before?
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Patrick Geyer
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I'm using Bitsrc.io to manage shared components.
Sometimes it happens that I import a remote component which adds the physical files to my project.
I then want to eject the module so that it is managed by npm again.
However I haven't made any changes so bit-cli responds with
nothing to export
On their docs site I cannot find another reference to using the --eject flag except with the export command.
Anyone bumped into this before?
javascript npm bit-src
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
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1
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up vote
1
down vote
favorite
I'm using Bitsrc.io to manage shared components.
Sometimes it happens that I import a remote component which adds the physical files to my project.
I then want to eject the module so that it is managed by npm again.
However I haven't made any changes so bit-cli responds with
nothing to export
On their docs site I cannot find another reference to using the --eject flag except with the export command.
Anyone bumped into this before?
javascript npm bit-src
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
I'm using Bitsrc.io to manage shared components.
Sometimes it happens that I import a remote component which adds the physical files to my project.
I then want to eject the module so that it is managed by npm again.
However I haven't made any changes so bit-cli responds with
nothing to export
On their docs site I cannot find another reference to using the --eject flag except with the export command.
Anyone bumped into this before?
javascript npm bit-src
javascript npm bit-src
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
asked Nov 11 at 12:24
Patrick Geyer
840825
840825
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Right now in order to achieve this you need to run the following commands:
bit remove id
npm install id-npm
(*) - look in the bitsrc ui as they way id looks like in bit registry is different from npm.
if you do make changes you can do bit export --eject which will do remove and npm install. This command is currently being developed in the dev branch and is probably going to be available in the next release. You can also force an export if you force a tag by using --all flag or --scope. I advice against it.
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
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an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
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Right now in order to achieve this you need to run the following commands:
bit remove id
npm install id-npm
(*) - look in the bitsrc ui as they way id looks like in bit registry is different from npm.
if you do make changes you can do bit export --eject which will do remove and npm install. This command is currently being developed in the dev branch and is probably going to be available in the next release. You can also force an export if you force a tag by using --all flag or --scope. I advice against it.
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
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up vote
2
down vote
Right now in order to achieve this you need to run the following commands:
bit remove id
npm install id-npm
(*) - look in the bitsrc ui as they way id looks like in bit registry is different from npm.
if you do make changes you can do bit export --eject which will do remove and npm install. This command is currently being developed in the dev branch and is probably going to be available in the next release. You can also force an export if you force a tag by using --all flag or --scope. I advice against it.
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Right now in order to achieve this you need to run the following commands:
bit remove id
npm install id-npm
(*) - look in the bitsrc ui as they way id looks like in bit registry is different from npm.
if you do make changes you can do bit export --eject which will do remove and npm install. This command is currently being developed in the dev branch and is probably going to be available in the next release. You can also force an export if you force a tag by using --all flag or --scope. I advice against it.
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
Right now in order to achieve this you need to run the following commands:
bit remove id
npm install id-npm
(*) - look in the bitsrc ui as they way id looks like in bit registry is different from npm.
if you do make changes you can do bit export --eject which will do remove and npm install. This command is currently being developed in the dev branch and is probably going to be available in the next release. You can also force an export if you force a tag by using --all flag or --scope. I advice against it.
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
answered Nov 12 at 12:48
qballer
1,2161333
1,2161333
an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
add a comment |
an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
an independent `ejecta command is coming soon github.com/teambit/bit/pull/1240
– itaymendel
Nov 13 at 8:50
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