A new grunt task, upgradablelibs, has been added in order to get the
list of libraries that have a newer version in their repositories.
Co-author: Andrew Lyons <andrew@moodle.com>
This new task handles building of component library documentation,
including the markdown to HTML, an index of the generated content used
for searching, and the CSS for the component library.
Prior to this change the Grunt stylelint command was too greedy when
determining which files hsould be linted.
This change modifies the watch command to only watch relevant files and
subdirectories of each component directories. This means that unrelated
CSS and SCSS files are no longer watched for changes, and has the added
benefit of significantly increaseing the startup speed of grunt.
Without this patch applied the watch tasks were checking for matches in
the node_modules, and vendor directories.
Prior to this change all Grunt features were in a single Gruntfile.js
but this has become difficult to manage and maintain.
This commit moves the existing dependencies for component calculation
and babel moduel definition into a new .grunt directory, and
restructures the existing tasks in Gruntfile.js into separate task
configuration files.
This improves the maintainability of the Grunt build system and allows
for easier future expansion.
This change updates most libraries used in our Grunt build stack and
applies necessary changes to Grunt and Gherkin-lint configuration to
ensure that they continue to work.
The grunt-sass plugin has been updated to support alternative
'implementations' of sass compilers, and the chosen sass compiler must
now be specified in the grunt configuration. We continue to use the
`node-sass` package for this.
Our gherkin-lintrc included two rules which were renamed from
'no-unamed-*' to 'no-unnamed-*'. This change occurred in version 2.0.0
of Gherkin-lint and has no other effect.
The Classic theme is being introduced as a Bootstrap 4 replacement
for the older themes based on Bootstrap 2, such as Bootstrapbase,
Clean and More. It is a child theme of Boost, with a navigation
structure similar to the Clean theme.
Co-authored-by: Bas Brands <bmbrands@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Michael Hawkins <michaelh@moodle.com>
Since ESlint 4.1.0 [1], it's possible to support glob-based
configuration, this means we can move glob configuration out of grunt
and into the config file, which means tools will respect the glob rules
now too. :)
[1] http://eslint.org/blog/2017/06/eslint-v4.1.0-released
Progress bar styling has been removed as they do not appear to
be used anywhere, though MDL-56095 has been created to style them
as (with or without the styles) they remain unstyled.
The file responsive.scss has been removed, it was not used.
Part of MDL-55071
Unfortunately the engine requirement in packages.json is not a fatal
error, so you can get unhelpful errors with grunt if using an
unsupported version.
