I took the files from the flex-sdk repo. How did the files get there? Can you fix this issue, because you obviously understand how and I haven’t a clue…
Oh. Are you saying that we should reference the files in the flex-sdk directory? Wouldn’t that require building the flex-sdk as well? > On Mar 7, 2017, at 8:01 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > > > > On 3/7/17, 9:29 AM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I don’t understand what you mean. >> >> These files were just copied from the flex-sdk. >> >> Huh! The pbj files were not committed. It looks like they were excluded >> in the .gitignore. >> >> I just fixed that. > > Funny! That was exactly the opposite reaction that we needed ;-). > > This is open source. PBJ files are object files. They should not be > committed to our repos. > > And that's the uber point. The way to convert PBK to PBJ is via an Adobe > tool, and most folks don't want to have to get the tool working in order > to build our source releases. > > So even for the flex-sdk, several years ago, we created a special one-off > PixelBender release. The flex-sdk download.xml script brings down the > binary artifact and unpacks the PB files. I was trying to get you to use > those same files. Otherwise, every PMC member who wants to vote on our > source releases will have to install the Adobe tool. > > Please make the switch to the PixelBender release instead of putting the > PB files in flex-asjs. > > Thanks, > -Alex >