jackparsons93
Modern Front-End Development for Rails, Second Edition:Page 18
The part I have a question about is where in the book it says “Right now we need to update our dev scripts to use tsc-watch” What are Dev Scripts does that mean procfile.dev or perhaps bin/dev I see no file called dev scripts I am confused.
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noelrappin
Author of Modern Front-End Development for Rails
The segment write after that line updates the scripts section of the package.json file – the developer scripts in that file. It could be clearer in the text, sorry for the confusion.
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