I almost forgot to run proguard on release 0.3.0 and then when I did run it, it still had 0.2 hardcoded into it. We need to create a Ruby script that will detect if the jar is present and automatically figure out the release jar name and build it.
This script should then be set up as a Buildr task.
Why Ruby and not Python? Buildr is a Ruby framework.
Also a good idea to check for uncommited git changes! Should NEVER create a release version with uncommited changes, any demos or tests can be run using the non minified version.
I almost forgot to run proguard on release 0.3.0 and then when I did run it, it still had 0.2 hardcoded into it. We need to create a Ruby script that will detect if the jar is present and automatically figure out the release jar name and build it.
This script should then be set up as a Buildr task.
Why Ruby and not Python? Buildr is a Ruby framework.