On 3 August 2011 12:40, Danilo Šegan <dan...@canonical.com> wrote:
[...]
> It also means that you don't have to rebuild launchpad.js when working
> on unit tests. Everybody usually highlights this as a big benefit: you
> edit and reload.
Oh yes, good point.
Fwiw, when I'm developing some JavaScript and working with it in place
in the Launchpad UI, I normally run something like:
while sleep 1; do
make -q -Wjsbuild_widget_css jsbuild || \
make -Wjsbuild_widget_css jsbuild
done
which keeps launchpad.js not more than a couple of seconds out of
date.
If you've got inotify-tools installed you can shave an average extra
half second off that with http://paste.ubuntu.com/657974/ -- and it
also detects moves and deletes.
Gavin.
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