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hmm, it looks like the docker images are failing to be pulled, causing the tests to fail. I wonder if there's a service outage? |
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Yeah, making the categories something like CSS, DB, Markdown, UI development was the first thing that jumped out at me. I don't know if having a bunch of single-itemed categories will feel weird? The other way we might be able to handle that would be to collapse it if there's a single item like: Instead of: It's hard to know though without seeing it This is awesome!! |
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I think it'd probably look more like: But yeah, actually seeing that written out in full I don't like it as much And I think the version with the single groups in your preview looks quite good actually! Plus, I imagine we'll end up with more multi-item groups over time |
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I really like the changes.
Additionally I don't mind the single grouped options as well. That's a massive improvement to the current situation
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Sometimes things are just to obvious to see them yourself. Using changeset publish seem pretty smart. Let's give it a try!

closes #410
This PR also adds
clack-coreandclack-prompts(which implements inactive group headers) to the repo as a temporary solution until bombshell-dev/clack#199 is (hopefully!) merged.Here's what the main CLI looks like now:

Now that the selection is flat, we should also probably categorize them a bit differently and more specific as well, such as: CSS, DB, Markdown, etc.