Personally I ignore the jake test command, and simply use 'jake build' Occasionally, I will run the 'btest' Mobile spec is where I test, since it is running in a real environment.
If your change resolves the issue, and has no side effects, then send a pull request. I not seen any slowdown in building with the extra check. On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 1:23 PM, Filip Maj <[email protected]> wrote: > Definitely worth logging an issue, thanks! I don't have a windows vm handy > but I believe Jesse has experience dealing with this issue. > > On 2/26/13 6:42 AM, "Xavier" <[email protected]> wrote: > > >Hello > > > >It's the first time I'm building cordova-js and I'm running into a > >problem related to symlinks. > > > >"jake test" results in > > > > generated platform: test in 286ms > > error eval()ing C:\folder\cordova-js\pkg\cordova.test.js: > >SyntaxError: Unexpected token . > > SyntaxError: Unexpected token . > > at module.exports.node [as action] > >(C:\folder\cordova-js\test\runner.js:72:18) > > > >The problem is caused by my windows environment choking with the > >symlinks at lib/test . They are not symlinks in my machine but rather > >small files. The contents of my lib/test/androidexec.js is just > >"../android/exec.js" > > > >Before cloning the repo again, I've tried to enable git symlinks with > >"git config --bool core.symlinks true" but it did not make a > >difference. > > > >Is this a common problem for Windows or it is just a problem when > >using Windows XP? > >Should I open a ticket to have the "KNOW ISSUES" section in the readme > >updated? > > > >Thanks for your time. > >-Xavier > > -- @purplecabbage risingj.com
