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asconfig.json: How to use the "extends" field to define different options for debug and release builds
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| { | |
| "config": "air", | |
| "compilerOptions": { | |
| "source-path": "src" | |
| }, | |
| "application": "src/MyProjectDebug-app.xml", | |
| "mainClass": "MyProject" | |
| } |
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| { | |
| "extends": "asconfig.json", | |
| "application": "src/MyProjectRelease-app.xml" | |
| } |
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asconfig.json is the base file that defines most of the project's configuration options.
asconfig.release.json inherits everything from asconfig.json by using the
extendsfield. It can override a subset of the configuration that needs to be different. In other words, asconfig.json is treated kind of like a template.In this example, asconfig.json defines the options required for a debug build, while asconfig.release.json overrides the options that need to be different for a release build.