This means that //mojo/public is pulled in by gclient using the hash
specified in the DEPS file from the github.com/domokit/mojo_sdk mirror.
Each mojo_sdk commit corresponds to its originating
github.com/domokit/mojo commit and has the origin commit in the
message. Thus to find the mojo_sdk revision to use for a particular
mojo revision, grep through the commit log in the mojo_sdk repo for the
matching "Cr-Mirrored-Commit:" line.
If you need to back your local checkout to earlier than this commit
after running gclient, do 'rm -rf mojo/public && git reset --hard' to
get the locally checked in versions back. Otherwise you'll get subtree
commits in mojo/public/... and have a bad time.
Also refactors ios_sim.py to be part of sky_tool.
The current skyx file that ‘listen’ generates does not contain material design icons, so icons will be missing.
This patch adds a new test harness and a first, trivial test to run with the
harness. The new test harness is built on package:test and should run on
Travis. Over time, we'll migrate our existing tests into this harness.
... and reattach fitness to the build. We detached fitness from the build
because it was seeing an old version of playfair that didn't work with the most
recent version of the Sky package.
Unhook fitness from the build to work around build break in playfair. We
updated the Sky package in an incompatible way, which means we need to roll in
a new playfair package to build fitness.
Similar to widgets.dart, rendering.dart exports the entire rendering layer.
Also, update the examples to use rendering.dart and widgets.dart. Also clean up
some exports so that the examples have more sensible imports.
- Remove shelldb analyze, since we want to remove shelldb.
- Make skyanalyzer pass the absolute path to dartanalyzer. I'm not
sure why this is sometimes needed, but without it, I sometimes get
file not found errors.
- Remove some of the patterns we were ignoring, since either the
errors have been fixed or the analyzer has been fixed.
There's still hundreds of warnings in the mojo and sky packages (the
ones in the sky packages are all bogus, I believe).
For some reason having |packages| in this .gitignore file is causing Atom to
grey out all the files in the Sky package. Moving the entry up to the root of
the git repo fixes the issue.
Instead we use the packages directory which is at the same
level as the BUILD.gn file. That's a bit of a broken assumption
but it happens to work for all our skyx uses for now.
@abarth
