Making The-M-Project a Git submodule triggered a bug in the project generator (espresso init) that caused an exception to be thrown when the source directory (i.e. frameworks/The-M-Projects) has more directories than the target directory (i.e. the generated directory) and thus source files get copied to non-existing directories.
The core problem is that the target directory structure is hard-coded in the project generator and thus already "knows" how The-M-Project's directory structure looks like.
This commit simply ignores any failed attempt to copy over a file and works "good enough".
In the (not so) long term we'd like to have more dynamic project generator, I guess... ^_^
Making The-M-Project a Git submodule triggered a bug in the project generator (espresso init) that caused an exception to be thrown when the source directory (i.e. frameworks/The-M-Projects) has more directories than the target directory (i.e. the generated directory) and thus source files get copied to non-existing directories.
The core problem is that the target directory structure is hard-coded in the project generator and thus already "knows" how The-M-Project's directory structure looks like.
This commit simply ignores any failed attempt to copy over a file and works "good enough".
In the (not so) long term we'd like to have more dynamic project generator, I guess... ^_^