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Oleg Sivokon commented on FLEX-38:
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I'd still remove the call to sh.
It's not uncommon (on the contrary, it's very common) to alias sh to run it
with some options other than of your "normal" user, besides, it's really
redundant to call sh only to call tar afterwards. You don't need to copy the
archive too because tar will untar into the current directory from whatever
directory the file is in.
I would really need to check if isWindows will be true in Cygwin.
<property environment="env"/>
<property name="is${env.OSTYPE}" value="true"/>
<target name="cygCheck" if="iscygwin">
<echo message="Running under Cygwin"/>
</target>
This would be a better way to find out what OS the script runs in. It's
possibly better to treat cygwin users as if they were on *nix, if possible...
well, I guess.
> Build script requires sh on Windows
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>
> Key: FLEX-38
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-38
> Project: Apache Flex
> Issue Type: Bug
> Environment: Windows
> Reporter: Oleg Sivokon
> Assignee: Carol Frampton
> Labels: Build,Ant
> Attachments: build.patch, build.patch
>
>
> There is a call to sh with automatically generated shell script that was used
> to untar the AIR archive. On Windows it wouldn't work and on Linux it would
> unpack with the permissions given to the user of the terminal, rather then
> the permissions given to Ant user (files created would be protected for Ant
> script later).
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