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Currently all building and testing is done on Azure DevOps. However, building and testing on the command line is undocumented.
While it is possible to build using dotnet build, dotnet pack, dotnet test and other commands, it would be simpler for potential contributors if there were a wrapper script to launch these commands.
The technology used for the build script is not that importan
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Thanks for building next-translate, I love using it so far❤️
The following config works great:
However, the below config causes errors, probably because the compiled pages are not having their import paths adjusted:
But I think this