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feat: deprecate the legacy workflow and recommend the new one #4546
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The warning looks weird on Windows. Please check it before merge.
@DimitarTachev I didn't work with native script for a year now I installed the latest version and i create with tns create app_name --js and when i run it i got this |
@elmissouri16 I suppose you are using the You are getting the warning because the official app templates are not released with the new workflow. In order to switch to the recommended workflow before the official release, you can run P.S. Bear in mind that this command is available only in |
@DimitarTachev ok thanks lot I well try this out |
These changes are fully deprecating the Legacy Development Workflow and preparing the users for removing the its support in NativeScript 6.0.0.
PR Checklist
What is the current behavior?
We are fully supporting both the legacy prepare (copying the whole app folder and post-processing it with nativescript-dev-typescript, nativescript-dev-sass, etc.) and the webpack approach (using nativescript-dev-webpack and its plugins/loaders).
What is the new behavior?
We are deprecating the legacy workflow as shown on the charts below:
Related to: #4548