I prefer to select the one single permutation:
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OK, I just realized that this somehow only worked for Firefox.
Maybe I have to explain the project structure a bit more. I have 5 projects
of which I compile 2 and they depend on the others. It doesn't matter
whether I put in just the main projects or in
all of them. The problem remains the same:
If you are just using GWT JRE emulation then I think you could just only
inherit Core.gwt.xml from GWT SDK. That should not give you user agent
based permutation. The JRE emulation does not use deferred binding based on
user agent.
Once you only have a single permutation you can use the single
Perfect, thanks!
On Friday, 30 November 2018 21:16:45 UTC+1, Lars wrote:
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> Try
> See
> https://www.sencha.com/blog/how-to-reduce-compilation-time-for-your-gxt-projects/
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I'm interested in compiling my GWT code unaware of any user.agent. When
removing the user.agent property from the xml GWT compiles 5 permutations
but I would actually like just one (for Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Edge). I
can for example set the user.agent to Safari, compile it and it runs
(appar
