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Move TypeScript build to gulp. #98

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romandev opened this issue Oct 3, 2017 · 8 comments
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Move TypeScript build to gulp. #98

romandev opened this issue Oct 3, 2017 · 8 comments
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romandev commented Oct 3, 2017

We are using gyp build but it's very 쓰레기. So, I'd like to move TypeScript build to gulp.

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yjaeseok commented Oct 3, 2017

I think so too.

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yjaeseok commented Oct 7, 2017

Could I try this patch?

@yjaeseok yjaeseok self-assigned this Oct 7, 2017
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romandev commented Oct 7, 2017

Sure.
Also, there are good reference in Absolute. :)

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Is it going well?

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I'm sorry. I have tried to fix this patch before, but I can not finish it and it stops. If it is okay, I think you might be interested in this patch.

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@yjaeseok What's the problem? If you can explain the problem on Slack or here, I might help you. But if you don't want to continue this work anymore, I can take this.

@romandev romandev self-assigned this Nov 19, 2017
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I'll take this issue.

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@romandev thanks

romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
romandev added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 19, 2017
This change introduces `gulp` build system to build native/idl files. After
this patch, we no longer need to create and modify `gyp/gypi` files to update
the list of native/idl files.

This change includes the following things:
  - Introduce `gulp` build (including some related packages)
  - Stop using `.gypi` files except `generator.gypi`. Once move TSC build to
    `gulp`, then we can remove it as well

ISSUE=#98,#193
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