On Fri, 2009-09-18 at 19:20 +0200, thron7 wrote:
> > That makes sense. I wasn't sure what version I was at before migration
> > until after I had done it, and they said the installation I had before
> > was 0.8.2-something. Maybe the migration should force you to enter an
> > 'old' version instead of providing a default?
>
> Good point.
>
> > Related to that, how do you tell what version you have?
>
> Good question. In the most recent releases (since 0.8.2) there is a
> "version.txt" file in the SDK's root directory, which contains the
> version number.
>
> Prior to that, you can pick it from tool/data/config/base.json's
> QXVERSION setting. 0.7.x again had a "VERSION" file in the root directory.
>
> T.
Thron,
This answer assumes the user is migrating an app that they developed
with a prior version of the SDK themselves, but what if you get the
source code from another developer and need to maintain it or migrate
it? You wouldn't necessarily have the SDK from the original project
work.
Is there a way to tell the prior SDK version from the source or build
contents in the project files? I see SDK version info in the
"manifest.json" file in the project root folder of my own projects, but
is this updated at any point by the toolchain, or is this only set
during the initial project creation step and only reflects which version
created the project structure originally?
Along the same lines, does the migration script update the manifest
file?
Gene
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