The mcconfig tool's -t option controls which build phases run. The default is to build, deploy, and debug. There are options to do to each of these phases independently as well as a "clean" option to remove all objects. xs-dev currently implements the default with xs-dev run and build with xs-dev build It would be useful to also implement clean and debug. The "debug" option is convenient for restarting a debugging session without having to re-deploy. The "clean" option is great when something bad happens with the build. 🤦 Both clean and debug would respect the --device, --mode, and --output flags.
The mcconfig tool's
-t
option controls which build phases run. The default is to build, deploy, and debug. There are options to do to each of these phases independently as well as a "clean" option to remove all objects. xs-dev currently implements the default withxs-dev run
and build withxs-dev build
It would be useful to also implement clean and debug. The "debug" option is convenient for restarting a debugging session without having to re-deploy. The "clean" option is great when something bad happens with the build. 🤦 Both clean and debug would respect the--device
,--mode
, and--output
flags.