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Plex is not up to date, package is too large #11661
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@tay1orjones @alisonjoseph Making the note here that the “fi” ligature should be the default setting. Whatever Carbon for IBM.com is doing and what Carbon did with v10 is the correct expectation. |
@tay1orjones can you remind me where we're at with this? Is this the one we're moving to Brand? |
@sstrubberg This issue is for the work we need to do in this |
The original fix was reverted in #17211, we need to revisit this and determine a way to introduce this change without breaking projects that are already configuring |
I'm interested in seeing this fixed. Currently our application has several direct and indirect dependencies which pull in |
The approach we're circling around for the second rev of this is to introduce a new boolean config variable (false by default) that allows users to opt into the new pathing. The paths can still use the existing This approach will result in essentially the same PR that @tw15egan already did, but with
Some new docs around this change would be good to have as well. I think there's a few places |
We're working to update how Plex is published - IBM/plex#452. It's likely Plex will start to publish individual packages per-family.
Currently we're blocked by this. The compressed package binary is too large, IBM/plex#453. Once this has been addressed, we need to update packages:
Checklist
Workaround
To use the most up to date Plex assets with Carbon, you can configure the sass to use the Akamai server. It can be configured via the
$use-akamai-cdn
scss config variable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: