Just had a couple of minutes head scratching after I was using the command: manifoldjs -m manifest.json -p Windows10 (note Windows10 instead of windows10).
It turns out entering a garbage platform name gives an error. But giving a platform name that is correct apart from the casing, causes the manifest to be validated, and a folder for the project to be created, but no folder for the platform underneath that, and no error message.
The platform name input should preferably be case-insensitive, or at least give an error if the casing is incorrect.
Thanks @stkb and sorry about that, we'll work to make it more robust... or at least give better errors! We should be able to at least pull up a list of your installed platforms and suggest one of them.
Just had a couple of minutes head scratching after I was using the command:
manifoldjs -m manifest.json -p Windows10
(noteWindows10
instead ofwindows10
).It turns out entering a garbage platform name gives an error. But giving a platform name that is correct apart from the casing, causes the manifest to be validated, and a folder for the project to be created, but no folder for the platform underneath that, and no error message.
The platform name input should preferably be case-insensitive, or at least give an error if the casing is incorrect.