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Using a newer version of Gridish for experimental grid. #738

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j1mie opened this issue Apr 30, 2018 · 3 comments
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Using a newer version of Gridish for experimental grid. #738

j1mie opened this issue Apr 30, 2018 · 3 comments

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@j1mie
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j1mie commented Apr 30, 2018

Some class names have been added, removed or changed in CSS Gridish, from when you guys added it behind an experimental flag.

I'd be happy to open a PR with a more recent version of Gridish, using your values. Would you guys consider generating the grid as part of your build process, or would that be a little overkill?

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@j1mie definitely would want to generate it as part of our build process! The only thing is that the project generates more files than we need, would be helpful to support: IBM/css-gridish#20

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j1mie commented May 1, 2018

@joshblack Was thinking this too - although generated markdown and sketch files look like they'd be excluded from being published to NPM with your current file settings.

Our team is hoping to use CSS Gridish going forward so I could help with IBM/css-gridish#20

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Closing as this is really a question / enhancement within the gridish repo.

joshblack pushed a commit to joshblack/carbon that referenced this issue May 2, 2019
…stem#738 (carbon-design-system#747)

* fix(ComposedModal): fix ComposedModal does not close when open, resolves carbon-design-system#738

* fix(ComposedModal): fix ComposedModal does not close when open, resolves carbon-design-system#607
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