greg-dove commented on issue #116: SWC builds appear to add all files to 'definition stores', which includes (in some cases) files with no actual definitions. URL: https://github.com/apache/royale-compiler/issues/116#issuecomment-581094457 @aharui It is probably describing something similar, but this issue is additionally describing what I think is an invalid internal state for the compiler, that can result from that. The outcome is nothing bad (beyond the strange warnings being displayed) in this case, so I don't think this is a priority. But something does not seem right to me here, and may not make sense longer term... The warning is essentially saying that something in the airglobal.swc can't find one of its dependencies also defined in the same swc. The reason is because an 'empty' project-local file that was not intended to be and will never be included in the swf version of the XML swc build is hiding it. The 'XML' lib classes only have a 'COMPILE::JS' definition and there is no definition for COMPILE::SWF content - because they are obviously already defined in the airglobal/playerglobal as native classes. The behavior inside the compiler appears to create an invalid internal view of the loaded definitions for swf compilation of this lib, where the 'empty' local source files override/shadow the original native definitions with an invalid 'DefinitionPromise', which seems wrong IMO.... especially as they are both a) empty for swf and b) not specified as being included in the swc. I'm not giving this more attention at the moment apart from seeking to understand it... and documenting that here. If you really feel like this is not an issue for some reason, feel free to close it with a quick explanation why.
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