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[wct] avoid download of drivers #392
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Something like this would be great indeed. |
Thing is, all this is so deep in dependencies: a polymer-cli for can create a solution. |
* Throw if an `Import#document` is undefined. * Update dependencies. * Skip and warn about imports without documents rather than throwing. * Remove assignment for casting. * format * grammar and formatting * Add type guard function for checking `ImportWithDocument`. * Reflow warnings. * Remove unnecessary cast. * Use Analyzer's fancy warnings. * format * Update warning messages.
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lol. The polymer way of handling feature requests. |
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same for wct local
Using these tools (as triggered by using polymer-cli) I want to provide the drivers in a local location and hand in this information with an environment variable. Following things nneed to be done
*if check passed: use local file.
By maintaining a small list of releases and hashes, the setup will be able tu RE-use drivers for multiple installs. Why do this? in german "4g" networks, sitting in one of the biggest cities in germany, the network is so bad, the extra step takes about 15 minutes. ;) Especially since those drivers are fetched twice (postinstall wct and wct-local).
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