flp
Old Syntax/Folders with new generators
Hey guys,
I am regretting at the moment to have updated to Phoenix 1.4.
I do not seem to be able to use the old phoenix generators for my web folder anymore.
Is there a way to get them running again in Phoenix 1.4?
I prefer the old structure and I dislike the new namespaces.
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flp
Ok, that was easier than expected.
I just copied the corresponding files of lib/mix/tasks and priv/templates from Release v1.3.4 · phoenixframework/phoenix · GitHub and it works again 
dimitarvp
Mind giving us a quick walk-through on how did you solve your problems? It could be educational for future readers.
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flp
@dimitarvp I described all I did already. I could only add that I copied the task files and template files to the corresponding folders in my project, but I cannot edit my post
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