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From: Ray Camden <raycamde@adobe.com>
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Subject: When is .cordova created?
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Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 17:34:04 +0000
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(This question feels like it *should* be appropriate here, but if I should =
raise it on the PG Google group, I will.)=0A=
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I recently released a Brackets extension that wrapped calls to the Cordova =
CLI. I wrote some simple logic to handle checking if a folder is a Cordova =
project. I simply looked for a subdirectory called .cordova.=0A=
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But a user told me the extension wasn't correctly seeing a Cordova project =
and when I tested, it looks like the default cordova create command will no=
t make the folder. It only exists (so far in my testing) if I create a new =
project and use --copy-from.=0A=
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Is there a reason why .cordova doesn't always exist? =0A=
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Worse comes to worse, I may just use some logic to see if platforms, plugin=
s, and www exist as subdirectories.=0A=