Fix script name to open chrome #831
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A previous commit renamed the apple script to open chrome from `chrome.applescript` to `openChrome.applescript`. That created a minor bug. Even when chrome was open with the client app, `npm start` would open the client app in a new Safari tab on macOS instead of re-using the open tab in chrome.
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Ah, good catch. Thanks! |
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…react-app # By Dan Abramov (2) and others # Via Dan Abramov * 'master' of https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app: Correct a comment mistype in webpack production config (facebook#855) load setupTests file at setupTestFramework stage (facebook#846) Spell check (facebook#845) Tweak readme Update instructions on publishing to GitHub pages (facebook#841) Make webpackHotDevClient support webpack 2 too (facebook#840) Tweak eject output Promote "React must be in scope" to be an error (facebook#822) Fix script name to open chrome (facebook#831)
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A previous commit renamed the apple script to open chrome from `chrome.applescript` to `openChrome.applescript`. That created a minor bug. Even when chrome was open with the client app, `npm start` would open the client app in a new Safari tab on macOS instead of re-using the open tab in chrome.
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…react-app # By Dan Abramov (2) and others # Via Dan Abramov * 'master' of https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app: Correct a comment mistype in webpack production config (facebook#855) load setupTests file at setupTestFramework stage (facebook#846) Spell check (facebook#845) Tweak readme Update instructions on publishing to GitHub pages (facebook#841) Make webpackHotDevClient support webpack 2 too (facebook#840) Tweak eject output Promote "React must be in scope" to be an error (facebook#822) Fix script name to open chrome (facebook#831)
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A previous commit renamed the apple script to open chrome from
chrome.applescripttoopenChrome.applescript. That createda minor bug. Even when chrome was open with the client app,
npm startwould open the client app in a new Safari tab onmacOS instead of re-using the open tab in chrome.