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For example, now it is not possible to import TextProps of Text component from @urban-bot/core
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There's no way to build visually and live preview the output of what you're building unless you run the code...
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Loading resources from content delivery networks could result in privacy issues. Next to privacy, safety could also be improved by removing the external resources.
Solution
Import the resources from the assets in the app itself instead of relying on the CDN. There are currently four resources that rely on external servers.
These are the links that should be replaced by lo
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Once we release v1.10, which includes the OpenID Connect support, we can add a new page to the document website. Its should be similar to https://slack.dev/java-slack-sdk/guides/app-distribution but some details are different.
A simple example app should look like this: