Hi Jean-Noel,

>
>         - ! Unknown class referenced: uploadwidget.UploadForm (in:
>     editor.components.advanced.TextPage)
>         - ! Unknown class referenced: uploadwidget.UploadButton (in:
>     editor.components.advanced.TextPage)
>         - ! Unknown class referenced: uploadwidget.UploadForm (in:
>     editor.components.advanced.TextPage)
>         - ! Unknown class referenced: uploadwidget.UploadButton (in:
>     editor.components.advanced.TextPage)
>

>         > last time I mailed about such a problem that happened if I
>         redefined
>         > libraries and used the test target. I was told to just drop the
>         > overriding "test" job definition and at the beginning I
>         thought it worked.
>         >
>         > However it does not... when i do that my original problem
>         about the
>         > BUILDDIR disappears, however it seems "test" job does not
>         properly
>         > extend the "libraries" job. What happens is that my local
>         libraries
>         > job definition is not brought in, and thus the job fails
>         (dependencies
>         > are not resolved as the libraries are not defined).
>

I cannot quite remember the context of your earlier inquiry (and I also 
mixed things up with a similar issue we had recently concerning the 
Apiviewer), but you are just right, the "test" job doesn't honor 
"libraries". I will make a commit to fix this in trunk. But as you might 
be on the 0.8.3 released, you could fix this on your side by 
re-introducing "test" and "test-source" jobs in your local config.json, 
and make them extend "libraries":


   "test" : {
      "extend" : ["libraries"]
   },
 
   "test-source" : {
      "extend" : ["libraries"]
   }

This basically restores your old design, with just "libraries" replacing 
"setupLibraries". I can't remember why I suggested removing it.

HTH,
Thomas

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