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[Vue] use .development suffix for watch files and gitignore them #18286

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I noticed in the Vue workflow, when running vue:build --watch, the UMD files are overwritten. This causes git to notice and requires a vue:build before a dev can push. This PR changes the output file name of files built with --watch to have a .development suffix and adds paths like these to the .gitignore so rebuilding JS locally before pushing isn't always needed.

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… needed to constantly rebuild before pushing
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@diosmosis diosmosis added this to the 4.6.0 milestone Nov 10, 2021
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I think this is good merge, will fix the conflicts 👍

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Unfortunately it won't fix the conflicts with production JS, just means committing/pushing locally will be a bit easier.

@diosmosis diosmosis merged commit ac3d508 into 4.x-dev Nov 11, 2021
@diosmosis diosmosis deleted the vue-dev-suffix branch November 11, 2021 07:01
@justinvelluppillai justinvelluppillai added the not-in-changelog For issues or pull requests that should not be included in our release changelog on matomo.org. label Nov 29, 2021
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