fix(@schematics/angular): make ai-config schematic non-destructive #31346
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The ai-config schematic will now check if a configuration file already exists before generating a new one. If a file is present, the schematic will skip it and log a detailed, actionable warning to the console. This change prevents the accidental overwriting of user-customized configuration files, making the schematic safer to run multiple times. The warning message informs the user why the file was skipped and instructs them on how to regenerate it if they wish to revert to the default settings. A unit test is included to verify this non-destructive behavior.
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The ai-config schematic will now check if a configuration file already exists before generating a new one. If a file is present, the schematic will skip it and log a detailed, actionable warning to the console.
This change prevents the accidental overwriting of user-customized configuration files, making the schematic safer to run multiple times. The warning message informs the user why the file was skipped and instructs them on how to regenerate it if they wish to revert to the default settings. A unit test is included to verify this non-destructive behavior.