On 10/11/14, 7:01 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> How were you planning on adding the flexunit? By changing
>>installer.xml?
>
>I would add this to the Flex SDK steps so that it show up as an optional
>component.
> property="do.flexunit.install">
> ...
>
>
>Wha
Hi,
> How were you planning on adding the flexunit? By changing installer.xml?
I would add this to the Flex SDK steps so that it show up as an optional
component.
Apache Flex Unit (Optional)
The Apache License V2 applies
How were you planning on adding the flexunit? By changing installer.xml?
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Justin Mclean wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> Well yes. You go to our site to download the binary tar.gz or zip. You
>> should verify it yourself, but if you don¹t, if you can
Hi,
> Well yes. You go to our site to download the binary tar.gz or zip. You
> should verify it yourself, but if you don¹t, if you can unzip/untar it and
> find an installer.xml file, it pretty much has to be ok.
So basically the upshot of this is installer.xml can't contain a MD5 check on
the
On 10/10/14, 10:07 PM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>> The installer currently downloads the zip or tar.gz from dist/mirror and
>> then downloads the md5 from dist.
>
>How does that work on linux? You assuming that the install script can't
>do a MD5 check and they must do it manually?
Well yes
Hi,
> The installer currently downloads the zip or tar.gz from dist/mirror and
> then downloads the md5 from dist.
How does that work on linux? You assuming that the install script can't do a
MD5 check and they must do it manually?
> it runs the script, which might choose to checksum any other
The installer currently downloads the zip or tar.gz from dist/mirror and
then downloads the md5 from dist. Then, if it is valid and an ant_on_air
install, it runs the script, which might choose to checksum any other
downloads.
The install script does not check itself, after all, if you are able t
