Re:Capacitor: Universal Web Applications
by joshstrange on Tuesday April 03, 2018 @04:37PM
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Can you point me in the direction of any documentation you might have on how a project should be handled with regards to source control? Currently my team doesn't commit the generated platforms/plugins folders but it appears that with Capacitor we might need to start committing some/all of these since it isn't expect to re-generate them from a config.xml like it was with cordova.
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You commit it all (except what .gitignore already ignores or your IDE adds), the native projects are are not build but source artifacts here. Benefit: Once the project is created, you can modify and adapt it in any way you want and have those changes versioned like all other code changes.
Re:Capacitor: Universal Web Applications
by joshstrange on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @09:29AM
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That is awesome news! Rebuilding the native projects on a CI server was always a huge PITA with gross hacks to make certain things work.