Dojo Build - copyOnly does not work in profile

混江龙づ霸主 提交于 2019-12-11 23:56:12

问题


I am creating a custom build in DOJO. I need to to keep in the build folder dojoConfig.js file not minified.

At the moment I am trying to: - exclude dojoConfig.js from build using miniExclude, this works fine work fine - after copyOnly to final build dojoConfig.js without compression, this does NOT work.

I need to copy dojoConfig.js in the build foler.

Any idea what is wrong in my profile?

miniExclude: function(o, e) {
                    return e in {
                        "aaa/aaa.profile": 1,
                        "aaa/dojoConfig": 1
                    }
                },
                copyOnly: function(o, e) {
                    return e in {
                        "aaa/dojoConfig": 1
                    }
                }

var profile = function() {
    return {
        basePath: "../",
        releaseDir: "dist",
        releaseName: "build",
        optimize: "closure",
        action: "release",
        layerOptimize: "closure",
        copyTests: !1,
        stripConsole: "all",
        version: "0.0.0",
        cssOptimize: "comments",
        mini: !0,
        copyTests: !1,
        useSourceMaps: !1,
        staticHasFeatures: {
            "config-dojo-loader-catches": 0,
            "config-tlmSiblingOfDojo": 0,
            "dojo-amd-factory-scan": 0,
            "dojo-combo-api": 0,
            "dojo-config-api": 1,
            "dojo-config-require": 0,
            "dojo-debug-messages": 0,
            "dojo-dom-ready-api": 1,
            "dojo-firebug": 0,
            "dojo-guarantee-console": 1,
            "dojo-has-api": 1,
            "dojo-inject-api": 1,
            "dojo-loader": 1,
            "dojo-log-api": 0,
            "dojo-modulePaths": 0,
            "dojo-moduleUrl": 0,
            "dojo-publish-privates": 0,
            "dojo-requirejs-api": 0,
            "dojo-sniff": 1,
            "dojo-sync-loader": 0,
            "dojo-test-sniff": 0,
            "dojo-timeout-api": 0,
            "dojo-trace-api": 0,
            "dojo-undef-api": 0,
            "dojo-v1x-i18n-Api": 1,
            "dojo-xhr-factory": 0,
            dom: 1,
            "host-browser": 1,
            "extend-dojo": 1
        },
        resourceTags: {
            amd: function(o) {
                return /\.js$/.test(o)
            },
            miniExclude: function(o, e) {
                return e in {
                    "aaa/test.profile": 1,
                    "aaa/dojoConfig": 1
                }
            },
            copyOnly: function(o, e) {
                return e in {
                    "test/dojoConfig": 1
                }
            }
        },
        packages: [{
            name: "dojo",
            location: "dojo"
        }, {
            name: "test",
            location: "test"
        }],
        layers: {
            "dojo/dojo": {
                include: ["dojo/dojo"],
                customBase: !0,
                boot: !0
            },
            "aaa/aaa-shared": {
                include: ["test/shared/bootstrapShared"],
                customBase: !0,
                boot: !1
            },
            "aaa/aaa-content": {
                include: ["test/content/bootstrap"],
                customBase: !0,
                boot: !1
            },
            "aaa/aaa-builder": {
                include: ["test/builder/bootstrapBuilder"],
                customBase: !0,
                boot: !1
            }
        }
    }
}();

回答1:


I'm not exactly sure if this is your problem, but miniExclude takes precedence over copyOnly, so marking something as both means that it won't be included in build output by default (since mini: true is the default and you usually don't want to change that). If you always want a file to be copied and not otherwise processed, just include it in copyOnly, not miniExclude.



来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28584758/dojo-build-copyonly-does-not-work-in-profile

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