gulpfile.js and files from Resources folder in 2.2.0

[vkrol]

Hello.

When I install React.Core package from NuGet, the gulpfile.js and files from Resources folder have been added to the my project. Why is this happening? Do I need really these files? I cannot find anything about it in the documentation.

Thanks!

[WirthAware]

As far as i understand it correctly you can now tell reactjs.net to load your own reactjs version.
If you still want to use the React version from react.js.net you don't need these files.
If you want to use reactjs from e.g. npm this will help you to bundle the reactjs version.
These files are just helper starting points to do so.
And you have to tell your ReactConfig that you are loading reactjs by ding:

        ReactSiteConfiguration.Configuration
            .SetLoadReact(false)

[Daniel15]

Hmm, that's not supposed to happen! You don't need those files at all, they're only used internally in ReactJS.NET. What version of Visual Studio are you using, and what version of ASP.NET?

Sorry for the delay in replying, I was on vacation.

[sfadeev]

These files comes from folder content from React.Core.2.2.0.nupkg, this is the expected behavior for content files - Nuget include content of content folder to project while installing packages.

If these files are completely not required in end projects using React.Net (I've checked, seems works fine without them) they should be excluded from .nupkg. Simple way to do so is to mark these files with Build Action None in project React.Core (right now files marked with Build Action Content).

[Daniel15]

Oh yeah, that sounds like a mistake. I'll fix this up soon. Thanks :)

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On Feb 14, 2016 6:22 AM, "Sergey Fadeev" notifications@github.com wrote:

These files comes from folder content from React.Core.2.2.0.nupkg, this
is the expected behavior for content files - Nuget include content of
content folder to project while installing packages.

If these files are completely not required in end projects using React.Net
(I've checked, seems works fine without them) they should be excluded from
.nupkg. Simple way to do so is to mark these files with Build Action None
in project React.Core (right now files marked with Build Action Content).

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[Daniel15]

Just released ReactJS.NET 2.2.1 which fixes this. Thanks for the bug report!