Yeah I'm trying to prototype what I proposed and I cannot find a way to test for file existence in a sync way, and the mobile spec tests don't deal well with having cordova.js injected after page load. This is solvable but I'll shelve it until I get more feedback/interest expressed.
-Michal On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 2:43 PM, Jesse MacFadyen <purplecabb...@gmail.com>wrote: > For every version, I do the following for WP7 and WP8 : > > - create a new project from the latest template > - remove the dll and link to the repo project directly > - copy over mobile-spec > - modify cordova.js to include cordova.windowsphone.js > - add visual studio link to cordova-js output pkg version > > Run tests, debug, fix, rebuild, retest... > > With this setup, I can modify cordova-js, rebuild and retest, as well > as do the same on the native side. > > Fwiw, I don't think there is a generic solution. Any sim link idea you > have is likely gonna fail in windows, and this will ultimately make > things more difficult for someone. I could be wrong. > > Cheers, > Jesse > > Sent from my iPhone5 > > On 2013-02-25, at 11:15 AM, Michal Mocny <mmo...@google.com> wrote: > > How do other devs test mobile spec locally? > > Specifically, how do you set up your repo to test with your working > cordova.js version, in a way that you can make changes to mobile-spec > tests, push local changes merge changes coming from remote. > > I'm always overriding/clearing/overriding the default cordova.js file in > order to test/merge/push etc. > > Proposal: > I change the current cordova.js file to: If a local cordova.PLATFORM.js > file exists, load that. Otherwise, load cordova-VERSION.js the way we do > now. > > Then, all you have to do is create a local symlink to your cordova.js and > never add that file to your git commits. > > Or, do others already have a good solution? > > -Michal >
