We're building our cordova-based framework, but it's actually a different
releasing cycle. For a long run, I figured out that we can't just override the
cordova version but have to define own one. To get that,
1. add 'MYVERSION' file in the cordova-ios/CordovaLib, similar to default
'VERSION'
2. add 'myversion' script in bin/templates/scripts/cordova, side by side with
'version'
3. modify 'create' script to copy in 'myversion' to target project
4. add definition in plugman/src/util/default-engines.js, sth like
'myengine': { 'platform':'*', 'scriptSrc': path.join(project_dir,
'cordova', 'myversion') }
'myengine-ios': { 'platform':'ios', 'scriptSrc': path.join(project_dir,
'cordova', 'myversion') }
For some own plugin, I could define plugin.xml like below
<engines>
<engine name="cordova" version=">=3.2.0" />
<engine name="myengine" version=">=1.0.0" />
</engines>
I've done some simple tests, did I understand the 'engine' element right and am
I on the correct way?
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