Marc-Antoine Ruel wrote:
> They are not svn:ignored.
OK, anything that's GYP-generated does need to be in svn:ignore.
> One of the thing I'm afraid of is that even if a
> generated .vcproj is patched, it wouldn't be fixed on next try.
If a (bad!) patch that's sent to a try server touches a .vcproj (or
.sln or .xcodeproj or anything else GYP-generated), under the current
system, it wouldn't be fixed on the next "try" unless a .gyp file
changed for the next try or the next patch to run touched a .gyp file.
We can overcome this by using runhooks --force on the try servers. We
currently use runhooks without the --force.
> At the same time, I'd like GYP to _not_ overwrite a generated file if it
> hasn't changed. This way, a full rebuild wouldn't be triggered.
The Xcode generator works by writing new project files under temporary
names next to the real project files, and then essentially running
"diff" and renaming the project file to the real name if appropriate.
I don't think any other generator currently does this, but the VS one
probably should.
Mark
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