directory for app.ts is not correct about mandarine-cli

[andreas-barthel]

@andreespirela Thanks for info, but as workaround a have set a symlink in src to main/mandarine called mandarine. Works like a charm ;)
It's a testing-only project. For that it's good enough

[andreespirela]

CC @buttercubz

[buttercubz]

@linux-china @andreespirela in #3 it was that the creation of templates was modified

#3 (comment)

[andreespirela]

@buttercubz True, just to confirm, this is a bug introduced in #3 right?

[buttercubz]

@buttercubz True, just to confirm, this is a bug introduced in #3 right?

Is it a bug? I eliminated it because I saw it in the redundant main folder, when the template is generated it does not start well?

[andreespirela]

@buttercubz Just checked, As a matter of fact, this is a bug because it contradicts Mandarine's file structure See here . We should stick to having the folder main for now. I don't know what's the downstream impact of re-adding the main word not only to appFile but to the structures generated by the CLI, can you check this?

[buttercubz]

yes, i just saw it i am going to add asap folder

[andreespirela]

@buttercubz Thanks. Look forward to the PR (y)

[andreas-barthel]

@andreespirela @buttercubz I can confirm that projects created with CLI 1.1.0 are not working with 1.1.1

error: Cannot resolve module "file:///tmp/tester/src/mandarine/app.ts"
Mandarine could not start the application. Make sure your working directory is the root of your application
Exit

I think it's a breaking change or a bug ;-)

[andreespirela]

@andreespirela @buttercubz I can confirm that projects created with CLI 1.1.0 are not working with 1.1.1

error: Cannot resolve module "file:///tmp/tester/src/mandarine/app.ts"
Mandarine could not start the application. Make sure your working directory is the root of your application
Exit

I think it's a breaking change or a bug ;-)

It's a bug since it contradicts official documentation. In the meantime, you can do deno run -c tsconfig.json --allow-all ./src/mandarine/app.ts

Replace --allow-all with the flags you'd like to use.

We will be releasing a fix shortly

[andreespirela]

Future #7