On 4/3/12 4 :43AM, "Justin Mclean" wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Basically using the contrib library made the ant script easier to write
>and understand. I do agree as you pointed out that was at a cost to
>people who want to compile the SDK.
>
>The patch you supplied does fix this issue but the contrib lib i
Hi,
> committers (who want to test the change to the code before committing it).
It will need to wait until the modules code is committed into the trunk (which
hopefully will occur this weekend).
Once that happens I'll take a look at the patch and applying it to the patches
branch.
Thanks,
Ju
>
> The patch you supplied does fix this issue but the contrib lib is also
> required for Mustella. Perhaps it's best to wait until that donated and
> then see how the build scripts can be improved?
>
> But Mustella isn't included in the SDK yet, it's only needed for
committers (who want to test th
Hi,
Basically using the contrib library made the ant script easier to write and
understand. I do agree as you pointed out that was at a cost to people who want
to compile the SDK.
The patch you supplied does fix this issue but the contrib lib is also required
for Mustella. Perhaps it's best to
Oh, come on, seriously... there are people doing (or wanting to do) a Maven
build - let them staff their build with gigabytes of nonsense, please,
don't do it in the basic setup... Remember an old man who liked to shave so
much he was known for his razor? What's redundant is wrong. This particular
Hi,
> hmm, why the ant contrib can not be in something like i.e. ant.lib
> subdirectory?
Binary files should only be included if there's no other option I believe
(although I'm not 100% sure on the "official" rules).
However the ant script could download and install the ant contrib jar file to
hmm, why the ant contrib can not be in something like i.e. ant.lib
subdirectory? it is from apache with (i suppose) compatible license?
if we add it to the ant file it will not require additional
configuration / copying to the ant. It can be included at runtime
without knowledge / configuration, us
Hi,
Perhaps the Ant Script could download/install the ANT contrib and/or echo
instructions for doing so?
Thanks,
Justin
> Also mustella requires ant-contrib. I think ant-contrib
> should just be documented as part of the required software (which sorry I
> missed since I've had ant installed for so long).
>
> Also the formatting in the patch you submitted is messed up. Each indent
> should be 4 spaces. It looks l
I'm not sure I agree with this. While the script does work, it is much
harder to read. Also mustella requires ant-contrib. I think ant-contrib
should just be documented as part of the required software (which sorry I
missed since I've had ant installed for so long).
Also the formatting in the p
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-35 I posted the patch. It seem
to work for me.
Best.
Oleg
While we are at it, what is the convention for property names in Ant
scripts? I can find these: CAPS_LOCK_IS_HERE, names.with.dots and
sTuRdYcApS, which one should I use if I need to add a new property?
Best.
Oleg
>
>
> Oleg, if you want to see something like this get done, it is best to do it
> yourself and submit the patch.
>
> I absolutely will. Was just asking whether this was intended.
On 4/1/12 3:32 AM, "olegsivo...@gmail.com" wrote:
> Hi Justin, I understand what it's used for. I am asking that because I
> think that simplicity of compilation for others > simplicity of writing for
> the author.
> Besides, I know a lot of people who would, out of principle disallow ant
> co
Hi Justin, I understand what it's used for. I am asking that because I
think that simplicity of compilation for others > simplicity of writing for
the author.
Besides, I know a lot of people who would, out of principle disallow ant
contrib libraries. And I quite share their viewpoint. Compilation s
Hi,
> Was this conrib library inherited or added on purpose? I'd rather we loose
> it. It's not required really.
It's needed for the if ant task which is used in the download ant script. While
it possible to write conditional ant tasks without it it makes them much
simpler and easier to underst
Was this conrib library inherited or added on purpose? I'd rather we loose
it. It's not required really.
Best.
Oleg
>Just a note to anyone trying to compiling that the download.xml script uses
>the ant task which is not part of the standard ant install.
>You'll need to get it form here:
>http://sourceforge.net/projects/ant-contrib/files/ant-contrib/ant-contrib-1.0b2/
Also on windows, it is best to run these
Hi,
Just a note to anyone trying to compiling that the download.xml script uses the
ant task which is not part of the standard ant install.
You'll need to get it form here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ant-contrib/files/ant-contrib/ant-contrib-1.0b2/
On OSX you need to download the file and
Although Alex got the signed software grant from Adobe to Apache on Friday it
was not recorded so infra can not load the dump file this weekend. I just
added the files that are in the dumpfile to my whiteboard area:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/flex/whiteboard/cframpton/trunk
I
If you want a GUI for git svn commands the Tower app has support. Also, git
svn commands should come with a standard Git installation, at least I
didn't have to install that separately.
-omar
> I would look at the git svn commands and manage my work from there if I
> wasn't a committer. I believe it'll even let you create patches from your
> Git branch for SVN.
Yep that works but it don't preserve checkins or commits (to git). So when your
code gets checked in to SVN it will a miss a
On Wednesday, January 25, 2012, Justin Mclean
wrote:
>
>> It doesn't have to go under the committer's name.
>>
>> I could easily create a folder named 'McClean' and your code could go in
>> there, while I still have my own folder.
>
> That's good to know.
>
> Any idea how version control comments
> It doesn't have to go under the committer's name.
>
> I could easily create a folder named 'McClean' and your code could go in
> there, while I still have my own folder.
That's good to know.
Any idea how version control comments and commits could be preserved? For
instance if I take a copy
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