Unfortunately there are no such documents. I think the best references for how the CLI works overall are my brain, and Anis' brain. Someday we should write down an overview.
At a glance, it sounds like your bug might be caused by having a newer cordova-android cached than 3.0.3 is expecting, causing the build and run scripts to fail. Try deleting $HOME/.cordova/lib, and recreating the test project. It's also possible that the Android cordova/build script was simply broken in 3.0.3; I can't remember for certain that far back. Braden On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 2:00 PM, dev at watch2web.com <d...@watch2web.com>wrote: > Unfortunately, I wanted to revert to 3.0.3 because the latest was causing > me some other issues. I know I'll have to deal with them later, but for now > I just need to be productive. > > Cordova 3.0.3 was working fine for me yesterday morning. But after > installing the latest and reverting, it is broken. I can do bug hunting > myself, but I'm new to node.js, and I don't know the design of the CLI as > well as you. Are there any spec docs I can work from that will help me > understand what is going on? > > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Grieve" <agri...@chromium.org> > To: "dev" <dev@cordova.apache.org> > Sent: Thursday, 23 January, 2014 05:19 > Subject: Re: reverted cordova version -- now build fails on HelloCordova > > > > Probably you hit a bug in 3.0.3. Try updating to the latest version of the >> tool and see if the bug is fixed. >> >> >> On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 1:24 AM, dev at watch2web.com <d...@watch2web.com >> >wrote: >> >> Following the docs, I did: >>> >>> npm install -g cordova@3.0.3 >>> >>>> >>>> >>> It seemed to work: cordova -v gives 3.0.3 >>> >>> I crreated a simple HelloCordova app: >>> >>> cordova create HelloCordova com.notacompany.test HelloCordova >>> >>>> cd HelloCordova >>>> codova platform add android >>>> cd platforms\android (Windows build) >>>> cordova build android --debug >>>> >>>> >>> I get immediate error: >>> >>> [TypeError: Cannot read property 'parser' of undefined] >>> >>>> >>>>>> >>>>> There is probably a simple reason, but I could use some help finding >>> it. >>> >>> >> >
