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cool.... i'll give that a shot... and if possible, I'd think it'd be a good idea to have your it check the node version and fail with a nice message there if the node version was too old.... thanks!

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hey... tried it and it worked.... thanks a bunch !

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Ultimately if you have it as a feature, or as a doc it implies it needs to be supported in some way.

To me, a doc seems simpler, but the code does something and it's easier to verify that it works, and of course would help people do an important thing - get their site published somewhere.

So I'd say a publish option is better than a doc....

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Now it should print the following message to the console, if you attempt to use this tool with Node < 6:

ERROR: This tool requires Node.js v6 or higher.

react-app v1.1.2
react-app-tools v1.1.2

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@bradparks it requires Node.js >= 6. Is this OK for you? Pro tip: You can have multiple versions of Node installed on your machine via nvm.

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@bradparks always welcome! BTW, what do you think about this config.js file which I'm planning to add into the default project template: #19

The goal of it is to provide some info, where the application should be deployed to etc. as well as to allow tweaking Webpack config in case the defaults are not good enough :)

Having this config file you will be able to publish your site by running react-app publish

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I think the basic idea looks good... I think it does assume/suggest that people are using this to build a website, when I think just as many people would be using it to build an offline app. But having the option to both publish and 'build-for-manual-deploy` would be great of course.

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@bradparks or is it better to have this in docs instead? For example:

How to Deploy

In order to deploy your web app to GitHub Pages:

1. Create config.js file in the root of your project
2. Export an object containing deployment: { repository: '...', branch: '...' } field

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