Hiya, I noticed that when using the BlackBerry Kit with QtCreator (2.7), QtCreator will create a bar-descriptor.xml file in my project's root directory. Right now I'm building for desktop Linux and a Playbook, but say I end up adding more targets, like Android, Ubuntu, Sailfish, etc. It seems like it might be a bad idea to add target specific files all in the root directory... its messy, and imagine a case where there's a generic 'config.xml' file that multiple targets generate or something (or maybe the user has a config.xml in their root directory for their own application!)
I'm guessing what gets created where is plugin/kit specific, but I'd like to suggest that platform specific assets get their own folder, or at least be user configurable. Maybe something like /projectdir/platforms/platform_name/platformasset.stuff or whatever the case may be. Or maybe the suggested way of doing things is to manage separate platforms as separate project files? Like... desktop/myapp.pro raspi/myapp.pro blackberry/myapp.pro Regards, Preet
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