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Circular dependency in show/hide #88
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It's part of the linting if I remember correctly. I'll get it added to the validations after 16:00 ( short work day ftw ) |
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- adds lint to travis matrix - enables mode in build-and-test.sh - updates madge to 1.4.4 - changes from 0.6.0 to 1.4.4 done effect usage - updates yarn lock file accordingly
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The show and hide directives import each other, creating a circular dependency that needs to be resolved.
The tool madge can be used to detect circular changes; on the material2 repo we have this as a CI check.
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