build-script

So I've read the questions on here about hierarchical builds like: Creating a Hierarchical Build with SCons I want to do real hierarchical construction of two standalone repos that both use scons that I set up as sub-repos using mercurial. Below is the file layout that illustrates what I want to do. Desired Layout: project_root/ (new project that builds bar app using the libfoo built from source) libfoo_subrepo/ (standalone project repo from bitbucket) src/ SConscript libfoo.c libfoo.h test/ SConscript test_foo.c SConstruct barapp_subrepo/ (standalone project repo from bitbucket that uses

I script the set up of my build environment. (So the build process can bootstrap itself if it finds itself running on a clean image). As part of this process, certain dependencies are retrieved from public SVN repositories. The build machines sit behind a proxy, so I need to configure SVN to use the proxy. Several of the options that come immediately to mind are unpalatable for various reasons: I could edit the ~/.subversion/servers file manually, but I would far rather keep the build process as self-contained and as automated as possible. Alternatively, I could "proxy" the various public

I'm using html5boilerplate build script and when minifying the scripts (which uses Google Closure Compiler) I'm getting this error -js.all.minify: [echo] Minifying scripts [copy] Copying 3 files to /Users/Username/Desktop/Web/intermediate/js [apply] /Users/Juan/Desktop/Web/js/plugins.js:117: ERROR - Parse error. Internet Explorer has a non-standard intepretation of trailing commas. Arrays will have the wrong length and objects will not parse at all. [apply] }, { duration: 727 }) [apply] ^ But the code DOES work in IE 8 if run uncompiled. This is the code anim1.animate({ 'left': '+=32px',

I have a Makefile on a machine that has a ton of cores in it, but I always seem to forget to write -jX when compiling my project and it takes way longer than it should. Is there some way I can set the -j flag through an environment variable or some other persistent config file so that make will automatically execute multiple jobs in parallel on this machine? It appears that the MAKEFLAGS environment variable can pass flags that are part of every make run (at least for GNU make). I haven't had much luck with this myself, but it might be possible to use -l rather than -j to automatically run as