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Vets-website applications are currently injected into content-build via a registry.json file that lives inside of the content-build repository. We need to mimic this functionality for next-build. This ticket is to determine the best place for that registry.json file to live and create it.
Supporting Detail
Inside of vets-website there is an app-manifest that is generated for all of the applications in that repository. It would be worth determining if we could have that file generate a registry.json file that could then be grabbed by next-build. This would prevent developers from needing to make updates in 2 separate repositories. We already grab multiple items from vets-website that are stored in the next-build > public > generated folder and this could be a suitable location.
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Registry file recreated
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Description
Vets-website applications are currently injected into content-build via a registry.json file that lives inside of the content-build repository. We need to mimic this functionality for next-build. This ticket is to determine the best place for that registry.json file to live and create it.
Supporting Detail
Inside of vets-website there is an app-manifest that is generated for all of the applications in that repository. It would be worth determining if we could have that file generate a registry.json file that could then be grabbed by next-build. This would prevent developers from needing to make updates in 2 separate repositories. We already grab multiple items from vets-website that are stored in the next-build > public > generated folder and this could be a suitable location.
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Task
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: