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I ran across an issue where I accidentally created to hologram components with the same name.
Example (this was duplicated twice in my file)
/*doc --- title: Summary name: c-summary-100 category: Components - Summary ---
If I run the ruby gem via bundler I get this message
Warning: Multiple Hologram comments with name: c-summary-100. Exiting due to warning
If I run hologram via gulp (with the bundler option) I get a silent fail and the style guide simply doesn't regenerate.
The Hologram project references this link as a gulp plugin option which appears to have error handling, but I can't seem to figure it out.
https://gist.github.com/jchild3rs/470be49a4bc4caf3ca8a
Would it be possible do something similar with this project?
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I ran across an issue where I accidentally created to hologram components with the same name.
Example (this was duplicated twice in my file)
If I run the ruby gem via bundler I get this message
If I run hologram via gulp (with the bundler option) I get a silent fail and the style guide simply doesn't regenerate.
The Hologram project references this link as a gulp plugin option which appears to have error handling, but I can't seem to figure it out.
https://gist.github.com/jchild3rs/470be49a4bc4caf3ca8a
Would it be possible do something similar with this project?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: