This doesn't answer all your questions, but to get and idea of what I do you can look at this thread:
http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/FlexJS-Developer-Setup-td53729.html#a53731 Personally I use FB. I've tried IntelliJ but it didn't work well for me on the flash side. I only open the subprojects I need to change at any given moment. See the thread above on how to do so almost seamlessly. I've found out that what works best for me is to edit the main project's .actionScriptProperties file to include/exclude projects. I suggest you follow the thread to do it using GUI and have the .actionScriptProperties file open to see how it changes. Next time you'll be able to do it more quickly by just editing the file. Regarding automated tests, I've yet to contribute. I guess it's good practice though, if you feel you can be efficient that way. I haven't had any issues with git and FB. I just import the project where my git repo points and it works. OK wrote > Hi, > this is probably one of the silly questions but I wonder what kind of > workflow do you use to be able to contribute to the flex-asjs framework in > an efficient way, e.g. > > - What IDE you're using, still FlashBuilder or others (I notice that Josh > creates an AS3 extension for Visual Studio Code wich sounds promising) > - Do you load the complete framework into your IDE or just subprojects or > just single files? > - Should there any kind of automated tests be executed before committing? > - If using FlashBuilder, what's the best way to keep the eclipse project > seperated from the git repo > -... > > Thanks for help. > Olaf -- View this message in context: http://apache-flex-development.2333347.n4.nabble.com/FlexJS-flex-asjs-contribution-development-workflow-tp55330p55333.html Sent from the Apache Flex Development mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
