I think the README says to use environment variables. I think env.properties
is only for integration tests.
HTH,
-Alex
On 4/24/19, 5:24 AM, "kamcknig" wrote:
It looks like I got it working, at least it compiled, I haven't yet tried to
use the resultant libraries.
Though I
It looks like I got it working, at least it compiled, I haven't yet tried to
use the resultant libraries.
Though I still had problems and this is what I had to do:
1. I reset the branch so that my local repo matches tag 4.15.0 as it is in
the remote repo.
2. Updated env.properties in the base
Please use Java 8 64-bit. What problems do you run into with that version?
-Alex
On 4/23/19, 6:44 PM, "kamcknig" wrote:
I downloaded the oracle 32 and 64 bit versions of 8 and the 64 bit version
of
12. But none of them seem to work as well. Looks like 6 and 7 are harder to
get
I downloaded the oracle 32 and 64 bit versions of 8 and the 64 bit version of
12. But none of them seem to work as well. Looks like 6 and 7 are harder to
get now
KYle
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Hi,
You seem to be using a version of Java that Flex does not support. Is there
some reason you have to use the version you are using?
Thanks,
-Alex
On 4/21/19, 1:45 PM, "kamcknig" wrote:
I should wait a few before posting :)
So after paying closer attention to the difference
I should wait a few before posting :)
So after paying closer attention to the difference between 4.15.0 and
4.16.1, a "/" was as well in the target to download the jars. I removed that
"/" from 4.15.0 modules/downloads.xml and was able to download the jars from
the maven repository.
However, I
Hello,
So building 4.15.0 gives me errors with the flex-tool-api-jar target in
modules/downloads.xml with the following error
https://pastebin.com/Kcs0SwX5
I looked at the latest 4.16.1 tag and the URLs themselves look like they
don't changed, just the way in which errors are handled. I'm not
