Building DWC along with DSF
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@chrishamm - When building DSF, the build process clones a copy of DWC, builds it, then deletes the clone. I have modified the common.functions file to build from our local repository and not remove it afterwards.. but is there a better way to handle this? I have not found a way to do this without modifying code due to the clean-up routine deleting the source folder. Thanks
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Ian
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@oozeBot What better way are you thinking of? You could reuse an existing DWC directory or skip the DWC build altogether using a command-line flag if the DWC (package) version hasn't changed.
I wanted to keep all the DSF/Linux-specific functionality in the same build script because the DSF meta package needs to reference the DWC version as well. Without the correct version upgrades may fail.
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@chrishamm That all makes sense. I like being able to build it all together as DWC builds pretty quickly on our build server but yeah, bypassing DWC if it hasn't changed is a good idea. I just wanted to make certain I wasn't overlooking a flag or something but didn't know how I could be after reviewing the code. Thanks
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