Whenever we change JS code, we rebuild the package by running
which results in dash_bio/bundle.js. If this breaks, we have a broken package. Therefore, it is important to make this command part of CI (it's currently missing in our CI config).
Not only do we want to double check builds that were successful locally (maybe our dev environments aren't fully up-to-date and/or we don't run both Python 3.6 and Python 3.7), but we also want PRs from the Renovate Bot (dependency updates, such #299 and #284) to go through the full pipeline.
Whenever we change JS code, we rebuild the package by running
which results in
dash_bio/bundle.js. If this breaks, we have a broken package. Therefore, it is important to make this command part of CI (it's currently missing in our CI config).Not only do we want to double check builds that were successful locally (maybe our dev environments aren't fully up-to-date and/or we don't run both Python 3.6 and Python 3.7), but we also want PRs from the Renovate Bot (dependency updates, such #299 and #284) to go through the full pipeline.