2008-12-02, 11:49
Might it not make sense then to avoid copying files which don't (and needn't) exist?
2008-12-02, 11:59
Because this tool is meant for developers which put in plugins or skins which should be included in a release.
2008-12-02, 12:02
I'm a little confused, I'm a developer myself too (though not on Team XBMC) by profession, and when I see errors about files failing to copy I tend to panic. Sure now that you mention that it's ok for them not to be there, I will pay it slightly less attention, but what about others who are also starting to dive into the XBMC source code/build process?
2008-12-02, 12:39
Because this is a hobby not a job. Unfortunately I'm not a professional developer and can only spent a few hours per week for development and this time I use for more important topics 
We always accept patches for improvement and bug fixes. So feel free to correct it and submit a patch to trac (or for other topics).
We always accept patches for improvement and bug fixes. So feel free to correct it and submit a patch to trac (or for other topics).
2008-12-03, 16:46
Smirnov Wrote:I'm a little confused, I'm a developer myself too (though not on Team XBMC) by profession, and when I see errors about files failing to copy I tend to panic. Sure now that you mention that it's ok for them not to be there, I will pay it slightly less attention, but what about others who are also starting to dive into the XBMC source code/build process?You could edit the .bat that builds to avoid copying missing files.
