Many questions around what these are supposed to do. The current state: iOS: cordova/debug: Does a clean build in debug mode cordova/emulate: Does a build if the app does not exist, but doesn't attempt to build if it's there but stale. Runs the app in the simulator via ios-sim
Android: cordova/debug: Builds and installs the app on a running emulator codrova/emulate: Starts an emulator, but doesn't launch the app. Doesn't build or install the app. I'm not sure about other platforms... There's was a recent proposal (today even?) about changing cordova/emulate to launch the app in Ripple. That might make sense, although I think Ripple may make more sense as a separate platform in the CLI world (e.g. "cordova platform add ripple"). on iOS - why do a clean build instead of a regular build? on Android - why not build from emulate? Is there a way to launch the app via adb (probably there is). on both platforms - "debug" doesn't make sense to me. How about calling it "build" on both platforms - I think it would make more sense if "emulate" always performed an incremental build first. Thoughts on any of this?
