[2.1b3] can't include plugins in build

[hbeing123]

and tracker starts like this, just like in the map example:

Ext.ns('xplugin.google');

Ext.define('xplugin.google.Tracker', {
    extend: 'Ext.util.GeoLocation',
    alias : 'plugin.gmaptracker',

[mitchellsimoens]

Ok, shouldn't have an issue then, could be an issue with the beta (it is beta). Also, in Ext JS 4, there is no need to call Ext.ns

[hbeing123]

the Ext.ns part was part taken from the map example....

it's a shame this isn't working, I was hoping to demo openURL functionality on Wednesday... unfortunately it looks like I've run out of time with Sencha Touch... I'm not going to able to wait to test again and I'm having too many problems with ios6 even on the release version, let alone the betas... gonna have to start using objective c again.

Thanks for your help Mitchell.

[olouvignes]

Same issue here, custom plugin loading is broken.
I renamed all my extensions classes only to find out that this can't be fixed.
Even using my custom namespace with no specific loader, the build won't work...
And there is no easy way to go back to the old tools...

[hbeing123]

I actually took out the references to the plugins and still got the rest of the errors... the familiar line 707 error that a lot of people seem to be getting... I think we need to wait until the next cmd beta at least.

[sxagan]

I'm not sure if this is the correct way or not, but I edited .sencha/app/sencha.cfg file and add the plugin folder to app.classpath. Now can build no problem.

[gendaful]

I was also facing the same issue. I realized it was a name space issue.

Following is my namespace configuration ->

Ext.Loader.setPath({
'Ext' : 'touch/src',
'WU' : 'app',
'Ext.plugin': 'lib/plugin'
});

And I placed the lib/google inside the touch/src folder to use the same namespace. It has solved this issue.