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Automated Build / Source Control Problem

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Feb 10, 2011 Feb 10, 2011

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I am attempting to automate the build of of a Flash Builder 4 application based on the following: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashbuilder/using/WSbde04e3d3e6474c4-59108b2e1215eb9d5e4-8000.html

This works fine when I have a workspace which contains my target project and I have used the workspace in Adobe Flash Build 4 Premium. However, when we check the source out of source control platform, it doesn't work.

I have also noticed that when we open the checked out workspace in Flash Builder 4 it doesn't automatically import the project - which I susspect may be the cause of the problem.

The files I have in source control are:

\Flex (workspace root)

\Flex\FlexViewer (flex project)

\Flex\FlexViewer\.actionScriptProperties

\Flex\FlexViewer\.flexProperties

\Flex\FlexViewer\.fxpProperties

\Flex\FlexViewer\.project

\Flex\FlexViewer\.settings (and sub files)

\Flex\FlexViewer\html-templates (and sub files)

\Flex\FlexViewer\libs (and sub files)

\Flex\FlexViewer\src (and sub files)

I've been advised not to add the .metadata folders into source control.

So which files should I include so that my workspace recognises the FlexViewer project?

Thanks

Andrew

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Feb 10, 2011 Feb 10, 2011

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Hi,

This is a limitation in our command line build system. There's no easy way short of writing an Eclipse plugin that specifically adds a new task which imports a project (I know someone who did this, but hasn't released his work).

For now, you need a workspace which has the project imported. You can replace all of the files you mentioned from source control, but don't re-create the workspace. (and yes, don't check in .metadata unless you know what those files do)

-Anirudh

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