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Filip Maj commented on CB-11581:
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I know there is some appetite for the different-environment use case you
present.
Having multiple config.xml's opens up a whole new can of worms: when issuing
cordova commands (platform/plugin ones, for example), you'd have to have the
ability to specify against which config.xml (or both / all?). Lots of potential
pitfalls here to think through.
I think first the idea needs to be more fleshed out and a vision for the
workflow needs to be articulated.
> Add target configuration support and management
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>
> Key: CB-11581
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11581
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: cordova-cli
> Environment: N/A
> Reporter: Ricardo Panaggio
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> It would be awesome if it was possible to set target configuration. This
> would interact with the build-related tools, which would expect (possibly)
> different targets, instead of assuming a single target. This could be used by
> some people to maintain within a single project several different
> environments (i.e. development, qa, production, ...), several different build
> types (i.e. demo, full, deluxe, ...), and I'm sure many other uses would come
> up.
> This is a major change, and probably something that needs to be widely
> discussed before it's implemented, but something like supporting several
> config.xml (one per target) could be a good start, opening a great new avenue
> to improve this side of the CLI and Cordova tools in a broader way.
> For instance, if we had two targets (say, dev and prod) and we would like to
> build them on iOS, the CLI could be called like:
> ```
> $ cordova build ios # for the default target, say dev (and nothing different
> from current syntax)
> $ cordova build ios:prod # for the production target, defined by
> prod.config.xml or config.prod.xml, or some other convention/configuration
> ```
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