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The Output folder now contains a lot of files that don't belong to Duality #875
I'm not sure what happened, or when exactly it happened, but my build output folder now looks like this:
There is a ton of files and folders that have nothing to do with Duality or the editor, which is confusing at best and could somehow end up in some packaged binary in the worst case. Can we get back to the old state?
Analysis
Could this have something to do with the recent addition of DualityBenchmarks?
This is not really a blocked I think for v4.0. Its not pretty but everything does work (and it only affects developers of duality, not users) as it should so I think we should remove it from the 4.0 milestone so its not blocking for the release @ilexp
Moving this into 4.0 again, since we're currently in a somewhat slow / stale mode, making it more important to have a clean dev environment, both for picking up again later and providing a better place for new contributors to start.
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ilexp commentedon Jul 17, 2020
@Barsonax Assigning you, because you probably have the best idea of any of us how this might have happened, or how to address it.
Rick-van-Dam commentedon Jul 17, 2020
This is the output of the benchmarks. They need to end up in the same folder so that everything is available else things don't work correctly.
It would indeed be cleaner if the output ends in its own folder but we have to make sure it can still load all the required dlls.
Rick-van-Dam commentedon Jul 17, 2020
Same happens atm with the unit tests btw
Rick-van-Dam commentedon Jul 23, 2020
This is not really a blocked I think for v4.0. Its not pretty but everything does work (and it only affects developers of duality, not users) as it should so I think we should remove it from the 4.0 milestone so its not blocking for the release @ilexp
ilexp commentedon Jul 23, 2020
Agreed, moved it out of the milestone.
ilexp commentedon Dec 28, 2020
Moving this into 4.0 again, since we're currently in a somewhat slow / stale mode, making it more important to have a clean dev environment, both for picking up again later and providing a better place for new contributors to start.