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    Default SDK under Source Control / Revision Control?

    SDK under Source Control / Revision Control?


    A new empty project created by the 'sencha' tool has ~80MB of SDK copied into it. Is there a best practice for including or not including this in your project's source control repository (git, hg/Mercurial, etc.)?

    There seem to be valid arguments either way. Any convincing ones?

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    I always include all but when I do a build for production then I limit what I put in to the minimum.
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    Default Is there a way to bootstrap the sdk into a project that is in SCM?

    Is there a way to bootstrap the sdk into a project that is in SCM?


    Seems like keeping at bunch of generated code in a SCM is very wasteful, but I couldn't find any tool to put the sdk folder back into a project easily once I checked out the code. Does such a thing exist? Maybe add a sdk bootstrap command to the sencha tool?