The boilerplate is nice for “a vue project” but it starts to fail when you want “a vue+ts project that includes our internal components library, auth, terraform, uses tailwind, etc.” It doesn’t take long to set this up by hand, but automating it makes it less prone to human error - which would be harder to catch in CR because the changes will typically be massive.
But if you CR the Yeoman generator, every project’s initial commit can start from a known-good state since all you need to do is provide it the project name and location.
But if you CR the Yeoman generator, every project’s initial commit can start from a known-good state since all you need to do is provide it the project name and location.