I have just executed the ng eject
command. But now I need to revert it, and continue to use ng
commands. Is it possible?
I would be grateful for any help.
At https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/blob/master/packages/%40angular/cli/tasks/build.ts#L27 (current angular CLI version: 1.0.1) there is a condition:
if (config.project && config.project.ejected) {
throw new SilentError('An ejected project cannot use the build command anymore.');
}
when you run ng-eject
, package.json file is modified with new npm scripts, webpack.config.js file is added or replaced and ejected flag is added to your .angular.cli.json :
"project": {
"name": "YOUR PROJECT NAME",
"ejected": true
},
So, just remove "ejected" flag from your .angular.cli.json file:
or change this flag to false
:
"project": {
"name": "YOUR PROJECT NAME",
"ejected": false
}
使用当前版本的angular cli,您需要标记弹出:false或删除文件angular-cli.json文件中的弹出属性而不是package.json文件
This command makes the build configuration part of your project and gets rid of Angular CLI. And also set “ejected”: true in angular-cli.json file , create new file webpack.config.js in project root, and modified run scripts in package.json.
Finally, to undo the ng-eject command it is necessary to modify the package.json file again
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