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I'm interested in using the core framework in projects without using the web-template. My plan was to fork/clone the repo and @import _inuit.scss file into my project-specific stylesheet. This seems like it would work, but would result in all the modules getting included. To solve this, I was thinking about commenting out the unused @imports and then either .gitignore that file or --assume-unchanged to keep those changes out of any pull requests. Does this make sense? Do you have a better suggestion for how to do this?
There are two reasons why I'm exploring this:
I have a slightly different preference for how to maintain git repos within other git repos (which doesn't involve sub-modules).
I would like to contribute and it seemed simpler to make pull requests to the core library (tell me if I'm wrong about this).
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I'm interested in using the core framework in projects without using the web-template. My plan was to fork/clone the repo and
@import
_inuit.scss file into my project-specific stylesheet. This seems like it would work, but would result in all the modules getting included. To solve this, I was thinking about commenting out the unused@imports
and then either.gitignore
that file or--assume-unchanged
to keep those changes out of any pull requests. Does this make sense? Do you have a better suggestion for how to do this?There are two reasons why I'm exploring this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: