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Oleg Sivokon commented on FLEX-38:
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This is sort of a reminder:
+<<<<<<< .mine
+ <exec executable="tar">
+ <arg value="-xjf"/>
+ <arg value="${FLEX_HOME}/in/air/mac/AIR Integration Kit.tbz2"/>
+ </exec>
+=======
<!-- Expand the Mac AIK on top of the SDK -->
+ <!-- Note: any symlinks in this package will be lost since ant tar
doesn't support them. -->
<copy file="${FLEX_HOME}/in/air/mac/AIR Integration Kit.tbz2"
todir="${FLEX_HOME}" verbose="true"/>
<echo file="${FLEX_HOME}/air_unzip.sh">#!/bin/sh
tar -xjf "AIR Integration Kit.tbz2"
@@ -232,23 +276,41 @@
</exec>
<delete file="${FLEX_HOME}/air_unzip.sh"/>
<delete file="${FLEX_HOME}/AIR Integration Kit.tbz2"/>
+>>>>>>> .r1334140
Please don't call sh like that - it doesn't do what you think it does on Linux.
Also, you don't need to copy the archive, tar will untar into current
directory, not the archive directory (this will win you some time, especially
if you are doing this under Cygwin because the archive is huge and copying it
takes time).
Besides, the comment about symlinks is wrong - they would've been lost if you
used Ant's <unbzip> task, but they aren't lost with the present code.
> Build script requires sh on Windows
> -----------------------------------
>
> 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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