Possible to add custom flex-config.xml to flexunit ant task?

[Xemle]

Hi,

is there a way to add additional custom flex-config.xml files to the
flexunit ant task which could overwrite the sdk configuration file?

Best regards,

Xemle

[Brian]

@Xemie - This feature will be supported in 4.2; the goal was to
support the simplest compilation cases in 4.1 and see which use cases
warranted extension of the compilation support. You can vote for the
feature @ https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FXU-116.

-Brian

[luchyx]

I've updated the flexunit java API to support this.
I can send you the updated JAR by email.
(Since I'm missing the file attachment on ggroups:)

On Oct 21, 11:04 am, Brian <legr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> @Xemie - This feature will be supported in 4.2; the goal was to
> support the simplest compilation cases in 4.1 and see which use cases
> warranted extension of the compilation support.  You can vote for the

> feature @https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FXU-116.

[Simeon Bateman]

Why don't you fork the project on github and contribute your changes?

That way they have a chance of getting integrated into the project and other can benefit from your hard work.

I can walk you through contributing if you are interested.

sim

[Xemle]

Thank you very much for the info. Cant wait for 4.2 :-)

Xemli

On 21 Okt., 16:04, Brian <legr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> @Xemie - This feature will be supported in 4.2; the goal was to
> support the simplest compilation cases in 4.1 and see which use cases
> warranted extension of the compilation support.  You can vote for the

> feature @https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FXU-116.

[luchyx]

I've done that but failed to commit to github since the eclipse +
gitconnector + windows7 configuration is driving me crazy. I'm only
allowed to update. but not push.!! Grrrrr

This is my fork, but only the fork :(, http://github.com/lucianobustos/flexunit.
Let me ping back, I'm goind to find a soluction for github.
Tkxs!

[Simeon Bateman]

Well you are off to a good start. Saying that you can't push your updates, the first thing that comes to mind is to make sure your remote is pointing at your publishable git url. That is to say, make sure your remote url has a "g...@github.com..." in it instead of a git:// or http://

As you say it may very well be some byproduct of your setup that is keeping you out. But you can also just create a patch and submit that here and we can review it and apply it to a branch.

Let me know if you need any help.

Thanks,
sim