Thanks for checking out Apache Flex SDK Developer Tool Suite from Git. These instructions detail how to get started with your freshly checked-out source tree.
These instructions are aimed at experienced developers looking to participate in the development of Apache Flex SDK Developer Tool Suite.
If you are new to this project or would like to know more, read the “GETTING START” note bellow.
1- Run the Apache Flex Installer 1.0 to install the ApacheFlex SDK 4.8.0.1359417
http://incubator.apache.org/flex/installer.html
2- Create your own mavenized ApacheFlex SDK 4.8.0.1359417 and copy it in your Maven repository
http://incubator.apache.org/flex/utilities.html#mavenizer
3- Build and install in your Maven repository FlexMojos 6.0-SNAPSHOT
https://github.com/chrisdutz/flexmojos
4- Checkout and build the ApacheFlex SDK 4.9.0 Develop Branch
svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/flex/sdk/branches/develop/ flex
5- Clone this project We'll assume you typed the following to checkout Apache Flex SDK Developer Tool Suite. (if not, adjust the paths in the following instructions accordingly):
cd ~ git clone git@github.com:doublefx/AFSDTS.git
6- Import AFSDTS as Maven project in IntelliJ IDEA
Next double-check you meet the installation requirements:
When checking into Git, you must provide a commit message. You should not commit any IDE file.
Try to avoid “git pull”, as it creates lots of commit messages like "Merge branch ‘master’. You can avoid this with “git pull --rebase”. See the “Git Tips” below for advice.
Setup Git correctly before you do anything else:
git config --global user.name “My Name” git config --global user.email myname@myemaildomain.com
Perform the initial checkout with this:
git clone git@github.com:doublefx/AFSDTS.git
Let‘s take the simple case where you just want to make a minor change against master. You don’t want a new branch etc, and you only want a single commit to eventually show up in “git log”. The easiest way is to start your editing session with this:
git pull
That will give you the latest code. Go and edit files. Determine the changes with:
git status
You can use “git add -A” if you just want to add everything you see.
Next you need to make a commit. Do this via:
git commit -e
The -e will cause an editor to load, allowing you to edit the message. Every commit message should reflect the “Git Policies” above.
Now if nobody else has made any changes since your original “git pull”, you can simply type this:
git push origin
If the result is ‘[ok]’, you're done. If the result is ‘[rejected]’, someone else beat you to it. The simplest way to workaround this is:
git pull --rebase
The --rebase option will essentially do a ‘git pull’, but then it will reapply your commits again as if they happened after the ‘git pull’. This avoids verbose logs like “Merge branch ‘master’”.
If you‘re doing something non-trivial, it’s best to create a branch. Learn more about this at http://sysmonblog.co.uk/misc/git_by_example/.
This project is intended to be used by developpers who like to participate to the effort I started, creating Apache Flex SDK Developer Tool Suite.
If you have any questions, thoughts, suggestions, please use the community support mailing list at flex-dev@incubator.apache.org or my email address webdoublefx@gmail.com with [DEVELOPER TOOL SUITE] in the subject.
Thanks for your interest in Apache Flex SDK Developer Tool Suite !