Hi, > FWIW, the downside to making the repo into an IDE-compatible SDK, > regardless of how you do it, is that you've mixed in a lot more non-Apache > code so you have to be careful about the content of your patches and > checkins. However, it is way easier to do most changes in an IDE > compatible SDK and I'd guess many folks are doing it that way.
This is how I do and there's very little risk that you'll check in something you shouldn't. Also you can go to each project (in frameworks) and compile via ant when testing which make for a much quicker workflow when fixing bugs. Most IDEs have support for ant as well so you may not need to do anything via the command line if you that's your choice. Thanks, Justin
