ources"
folder, so it will precisely create a "Ressources/myfolder" which is what I
need. Setting a "target" attribute should be a nicer solution so I
could do *.*
--
Maxime
On Thu, Nov 26, 2015 at 8:51 PM, Maxime Alexandre <
maxime.alexan...@wininup.com> wrote:
>
vious because it's not working like
this on android), then added ** in
the plugin.xml file.
Are you okay with adding a not in the documentation telling that the
"target" attribute is not used for iOS?
Thanks for your feeback.
--
Maxime
On Thu, Nov 26, 2015 at 7:56 PM, Maxime Al
Hello everyone,
I want to copy a resource file into a specific folder, not just into the
"Resources" folder (like "Resources/myfolder") but this is not working when
i define a ** into
my plugin.xml.
I checked the source code and the target attribute is not used in the
*cordova-lib/src/plugman/pla
I get your point, still think though that it would be a useful feature for
many developers because it saves lots of time when you have your apps
already set up. Cordova could later work on making Continuous Integration
an easy step.
Talking about documenting the process of adding one app to the st
the store.
>
> On Mon, Nov 9, 2015 at 5:09 AM, Maxime Alexandre <
> maxime.alexan...@wininup.com> wrote:
>
> > Hey! Thanks everyone for your answers. Just to be more precise, this
> upload
> > command could, at first, only upload the binaries and not creating the
&g
Hey! Thanks everyone for your answers. Just to be more precise, this upload
command could, at first, only upload the binaries and not creating the
whole process (meta, images, descriptions...) which is quite complex as we
all know. So it should first focus on uploading a new binary to an existing
p
