Include extraParams.hxml when library path is overridden.#2010
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It would be ideal if we could pass this onto haxelib, then we wouldn't have to worry about missing behaviour in future |
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Agreed, that would be ideal. But as far as I know, you can't pass a file path to |
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When including a haxelib with an overridden path (such as Lime itself, when using a local Haxelib repo), Lime fails to copy extraParams.hxml, potentially breaking compilation. This checks for the file and copies all non-comment lines if found.
Closes #2004, supersedes #2009.