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Q | A |
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Bug report? | no |
Feature request? | no |
BC Break report? | no |
RFC? | yes |
Symfony version | 4.1 |
The work that has been done on Encore is great, it's a smooth entry for developers not much familiar with webpack and all these things. But there is one thing they need to do: start it. On most of my Encore
d projects, I've got the following Makefile
:
dev:
bin/console server:start
./node_modules/.bin/encore dev --watch
But what if, like other framework like Phoenix (Elixir), we would start ./node_modules/.bin/encore dev --watch
when starting the server in the dev
environment?
wujekbogdan and Simperfit
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DXDX = Developer eXperience (anything that improves the experience of using Symfony)DX = Developer eXperience (anything that improves the experience of using Symfony)RFCRFC = Request For Comments (proposals about features that you want to be discussed)RFC = Request For Comments (proposals about features that you want to be discussed)WebServerBundle