I have tested roboscala-samples on Windows 7 (should be same for all versions though), identified what caused problems and fixed it. It turned out that only Native projects crashed it and that the workarounds used previously were mostly useless. So that part has been rewritten and now allows for greater control over which architectures plugin builds for.
Should not break existing projects.
RoboVM still can't be used on Windows, that is not on us to fix, but at least the projects using this plugin can be loaded in RoboVM without any problems. There is no explicit checking or error reporting, running RoboVM build tasks on Windows will fail at arbitrary places inside RoboVM.
Darkyenus
commented
8 years ago
I have tested roboscala-samples on Windows 7 (should be same for all versions though), identified what caused problems and fixed it. It turned out that only Native projects crashed it and that the workarounds used previously were mostly useless. So that part has been rewritten and now allows for greater control over which architectures plugin builds for.
Should not break existing projects.
RoboVM still can't be used on Windows, that is not on us to fix, but at least the projects using this plugin can be loaded in RoboVM without any problems. There is no explicit checking or error reporting, running RoboVM build tasks on Windows will fail at arbitrary places inside RoboVM.