Fix copying framework when building a new version #84
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Fixes an issue where copying the generated framework after a build would fail if the framework already exists in the GeneratedFrameworks folder, even if that existing framework is out-of-date.
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Fixes an issue where copying the generated framework after a build would fail if the framework already exists in the GeneratedFrameworks folder, even if that existing framework is out-of-date.
This issue is caused by
FileUtils.mvexibiting different behavior for files than for directories. If the destination already exists and is a file then:force => truecausesFileUtils.mvto remove the destination and proceed with the move as expected. However, if the destination already exists and is a directory, thenFileUtils.mvraises an error and by specifying the:force => trueflag, that error is swallowed. This effectively results in a silent failure of theFileUtils.mvcommand if the destination already exists and is a directory (yet works as expected if it's a file).Note: This PR is built on top of #103. I'll rebase this PR when that gets merged (or another fix for travis builds is committed).