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In the root of a Bedrock project you can find clean-up.sh. It contains a list of files that are safe to delete and that are currently only there to test Bedrock's functionalities.
Some files also serve as a bare-bones demo.
If you don't use tailwind you could delete tailwind.config.js.
If you don't use postcss you could delete postcss.config.js.
If you use postcss (and no scss) you can delete these 4:
In the root of a Bedrock project you can find
clean-up.sh
. It contains a list of files that are safe to delete and that are currently only there to test Bedrock's functionalities.Some files also serve as a bare-bones demo.
If you don't use tailwind you could delete
tailwind.config.js
.If you don't use postcss you could delete
postcss.config.js
.If you use postcss (and no scss) you can delete these 4:
We could make the
clean-up.sh
script a bit smarter, by having it ask questions about what you want to do.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: