Well IntelliJ used to read the config for the maven-resource-plugin and use 
that.
But that was that currently only works if I use a Flexmojos project as this is 
the only type of flex-maven IntelliJ currently understands ☹

Chris

Am 08.02.17, 17:36 schrieb "Alex Harui" <aha...@adobe.com>:

    
    
    On 2/8/17, 6:10 AM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
    
    >I just made changes for both of these and it seems to work for me.
    >
    >Someone please look at my commit to make sure it covers the issue
    >correctly.
    
    Seems ok for now.
    
    I'm wondering, though, what the rules are in the IDEs for copying files to
    the output folder.  Does anybody know?  I'm pretty sure the SWF compiler
    does not copy any files.  Flash Builder will copy certain files, but I've
    never understood the rules it uses to do that.  IMO, the whole point of
    this code in the JS compiler is an attempt to emulate what FB does,
    including generation of the HTML wrapper.
    
    IIRC, folks who don't use FB to build their regular Flex app using Ant
    have to add the copying of these files to their build.xml.  Same for
    Maven, which is why Chris and I aren't particularly fond of this code in
    FalconJX.
    
    In the compiler refactor I'm working on for building SWFs and JS in one
    compiler launch, we are also setting ourselves up for having different
    flavors of Publishers, like a CordovaPublisher that does other things
    after the transpile is done, such as calling Cordova CLI to finish
    building a Cordova Application.  I'm wondering if there should be flavors
    of Publishers for Maven that, for example, don't do any copying or HTML
    template generation and instead rely on Maven to do those things (and
    maybe output some data to be used by the subsequent Maven phases (if I'm
    using that term correctly), and also have FB variants that copy the same
    files FB copies to bin-debug and bin-release to the JS output folders.
    
    Thoughts?
    -Alex
    
    

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