Thanks Fil, will do! I will run the cordova-cli tests occasionally as I do the platform tests as well.
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 3:20 PM, Filip Maj <[email protected]> wrote: > We now have the cordova-cli repo set up. I have migrated my temporary > space on GitHub for it over to this repo. There is a component set up in > JIRA for it now (CLI). > > Currently it only supports iOS, Android and BlackBerry 10. The CLI tools > run on OS X and Linux. I have outstanding tasks to add support for windows > (which, according to some users, is only a matter of appending ".bat" to > the shell commands, so shouldn't be far off), and explore the potential of > incorporating Win8, WP7 and WP8 support into it as well. > > Another outstanding task is to allow the use of different versions of > cordova when creating projects using the tools. > > I have to still run RAT on it and get the license headers and all that bs > in place :P > > If you use it, feel free to file issues if you find something broken. > > I do have a request for people involved in maintaining the platform > libraries. If there are changes being introduced into your platform > library that affects the "structure" of the library, it may also affect > the cli tools. If this is the case, can you ping me (or even better: get > involved in the cli tool dev!) so that I can update them? The CLI tools > edit the various metadata files (config.xml, for example), as well as copy > over the javascript files into appropriate spots. Some things that have > broken cordova-cli in the past between cordova versions are: > > - moving around .plist or .xml config files, or renaming them > - moving around or renaming the cordova.js files > - renaming the repos > - changing the structure/contents of xml or config files > > The above is very likely not an exhaustive list :) > > Thanks all! > >
