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Patrick Mueller commented on CB-605:
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Do it.
The only inefficiency is that we're holding multiple copies of the source in
memory. For the lifetime of the build. Which is very short. So who cares.
I believe if you look at the build process, I'm already caching all the files
there as well - I do this because we reuse most of the modules (common) for
most of the builds, so it shaves a huge percent off the 10ms build (per
platform) to cache :-) . No one has complained about that.
I'm not sure I even want it written out; error message generated? Shore. But
having the build rewrite the source seems ... wrong. If we want to change to
just generating an error message, then we should add another task that makes
the fixes to files that need the fixes, since folks may not know how to make
the fixes, or more likely, it will be a pain in the rear to find all of them
and fix them.
> Running a build modifies every file in lib
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> Key: CB-605
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-605
> Project: Apache Callback
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: CordovaJS
> Affects Versions: 1.7.0
> Reporter: Drew Walters
> Priority: Trivial
> Fix For: 1.7.0
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> The build process (Jakefile) was enhanced to automatically enforce some style
> guidelines on files in the lib folder. Every file is rewritten regardless of
> whether a change was made or not. Currently, this is causing the modification
> date to change on every file in lib every time a build is performed. This
> causes some development tools to assume the file has changed when it may not
> have.
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