i page for that
didn't really clear stuff out :p
So I should just get the Visual client, set up a workspace, let him get all
depot files in there 1 time, and then give the plugin the filepath to that
folder?
On Tuesday, March 12, 2013 7:49:42 PM UTC+1, Thijs wrote:
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Thanks for your help. I've downloaded the visual client, set up a workspace and
succesfully downloaded the files in there. I've put the name in the client
txtfield and if i try to make a build now, it doesnt give errors but neither
shows a succesful build.
I'll have to dig deeper in this to get
So I do need to put a random name in the client field?
And I don't really get what I need to put in the view map field.
In the wiki page it's like
//depot/projects/test/... //workspace/...
But in my case, our project is the only one on the depot, so it should be
//depot/... //workspace/... th
I have figured out, I need to add a couple of build steps.µ
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2) execute build file with nant
3) let flashbuilder build my project (giving the project file as argument)
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I have figured out, I need to add a couple of build steps.µ
The steps I need:
1) get latest files from my perforce server (This works)
2) execute build file with nant (this sort of works, still need to fix a
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3) let flashbuilder build my project (g
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