Github user ktop commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-lib/pull/432#issuecomment-216629805
@macdonst @purplecabbage
On my other machine (Mac), I see the same behavior that you both were
seeing. I was able to fix it by doing a `cordova-coho/coho npm-link` and
re-adding the android platform to the project. What was happening was the
cordova-common module inside of cordova-android wasn't being linked to the one
in cordova-lib, so it was using a cordova-common without my changes in it, thus
using the default functionality of config-file.
On a side note (this only happens for me on Mac, works fine on Windows),
when coho replaces the cordova-common module with a symlink, this was treated
as deleting the cordova-common module, then when I go to add the android
platform, I get an error saying `Cannot find module 'cordova-common'` and when
I checked the node modules folder, there's only a symlink file of
cordova-common. I'm not really sure how symlinks are supposed to work on Mac
since I mainly use a Windows machine. The project still runs and cordova-common
is actually linked. I'm not sure if this is a Mac issue or something else.
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