Difference between revisions of "IDE Window: Publish Project Package"
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| − | Publishing a project or package means: create a copy of the project/package. | + | Publishing a project or package means here: create a copy of the project/package directory and sub directories. |
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| + | Note: It does not copy files outside the project/package directory. Developers are welcome to improve this. | ||
== Destination directory == | == Destination directory == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 26 May 2017
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Publishing a project or package means here: create a copy of the project/package directory and sub directories.
Note: It does not copy files outside the project/package directory. Developers are welcome to improve this.
Destination directory
- Directory - This directory will be created and/or cleaned. Default: $(TestDir)/publishedproject/
- Command after - After copying all files, run this command. For example compressing the directory into a tgz archive.
Files
- Ignore binaries - do not copy binary files.
Include filter
- Use include filter - enable this filter. All files matching the filter will be copied. Otherwise all files will be copied.
- Simple syntax - don't use IDE regular expressions in filter field.
Exclude filter
- Use exclude filter - enable this filter. All files matching this filter will not be copied. Otherwise all files will be copied.
- Simple syntax - don't use IDE regular expressions in filter.
Project information
- Save info of closed editor files - store information of all files to the .lpi, that were once opened in the editor.
- Save editor info of non project files - store information of all files to the .lpi, even those, that are not part of the project.
