4251 readme files being regenerated differently on builds #4262
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jd3267
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…h core and canary info Write a script to update the readme files to include both core and canary info . #4251
Update readme files after running the new script so they have both web components and canary web components dependencies listed and there's no clashes or overwriting
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Summary of the changes
Write a script to update the readme files to include both core and canary info.
Update readme files after running the new script so they have both web components and canary web components dependencies listed and there's no clashes or overwriting.
NOTE: There is now extra spacing. I've been tweaking the
\nfor ages and can't seem to get it consistent for every component any other way than this with the extra spacing, but I'll happily keep looking if people find it annoying.Related issue
#4251