During Build... don't include dot directories

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#1

Or at least give us an option to not.

It seems that building apps sucks in my .svn folder and I’m also using the CIDER debugger which puts in it’s own dot directory.

It’s a real pain in the behind to have to be stripping these files to build.

Graci!
Rob [import]uid: 19626 topic_id: 25629 reply_id: 325629[/import]

#2

+1 [import]uid: 9422 topic_id: 25629 reply_id: 103726[/import]

#3

+1 [import]uid: 123747 topic_id: 25629 reply_id: 104508[/import]

#4

Did anyone come up with a workaround on osx? [import]uid: 108905 topic_id: 25629 reply_id: 131203[/import]

#5

If you use Corona Project Manager it skips dot directories when you do a build. O:)

Jay

http://CoronaProjectManager.com
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#6

+1

We currently need to copy the files to a different directory and remove all the hidden .svn directories that subversion creates in the repo… This is quite annoying. We need to do this before every release or update.

Interestingly this is only a problem when building for iOS. On Android builds I don’t think these files are included. But I’m not 100% this is true.
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#7

Did anyone come up with a workaround on osx? [import]uid: 108905 topic_id: 25629 reply_id: 131203[/import]

#8

If you use Corona Project Manager it skips dot directories when you do a build. O:)

Jay

http://CoronaProjectManager.com
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#9

+1

We currently need to copy the files to a different directory and remove all the hidden .svn directories that subversion creates in the repo… This is quite annoying. We need to do this before every release or update.

Interestingly this is only a problem when building for iOS. On Android builds I don’t think these files are included. But I’m not 100% this is true.
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#10

On OSX you can use the following command to give you a Corona Simulator friendly view into your repository without all the .svn files;

lndir - create a shadow directory of symbolic links to another directory tree

example;

cd coronaSimulatorUsesThisDirectory
lndir /Users/alex/Documents/svn/mobile/trunk/myproject/

Only downside is that new files and folders will not be reflected in the shadow location automatically. I do a manual refresh from Eclipse “Run | External Tools | shadowRefresh.sh” script which is simply;

#!/bin/bash  
  
rm -rf /Users/alex/Documents/shadow/\*  
cd /Users/alex/Documents/shadow  
/usr/X11/bin/lndir /Users/alex/Documents/svn/mobile/trunk/myproject/

[import]uid: 108905 topic_id: 25629 reply_id: 132586[/import]

#11

On OSX you can use the following command to give you a Corona Simulator friendly view into your repository without all the .svn files;

lndir - create a shadow directory of symbolic links to another directory tree

example;

cd coronaSimulatorUsesThisDirectory
lndir /Users/alex/Documents/svn/mobile/trunk/myproject/

Only downside is that new files and folders will not be reflected in the shadow location automatically. I do a manual refresh from Eclipse “Run | External Tools | shadowRefresh.sh” script which is simply;

#!/bin/bash  
  
rm -rf /Users/alex/Documents/shadow/\*  
cd /Users/alex/Documents/shadow  
/usr/X11/bin/lndir /Users/alex/Documents/svn/mobile/trunk/myproject/

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