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Not sure if this is intended to be supported, but I saw --name used in the init instructions in the README`. The intent was to generate the project in one folder, and then just have the module name be "app", for brevity.
npx ember-cli@beta new web-client \
--blueprint @embroider/app-blueprint \
--typescript \
--pnpm \
--skip-git \
--skip-npm \
--name app # <---- this part here
output:
The option '--name' is not registered with the 'new' command. Run `ember new --help` for a list of supported options.
installing app-blueprint
installing app
Ember CLI v5.9.0
✨ Creating a new Ember app in <cwd>/web-client:
The globPattern "app" did not match any files, so no file updates will be made.
The globPattern "app" did not match any files, so no file updates will be made.
ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '<cwd>/web-client/package.json'
Stack Trace and Error Report: /tmp/error.dump.4c06251c7656eaf1d261a6a8a480be59.log
Not sure if this is intended to be supported, but I saw
--name
used in theinit
instructions in the README`. The intent was to generate the project in one folder, and then just have the module name be "app", for brevity.npx ember-cli@beta new web-client \ --blueprint @embroider/app-blueprint \ --typescript \ --pnpm \ --skip-git \ --skip-npm \ --name app # <---- this part here
output:
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