Environments

You can define 'environments' for the build process. The original targets still exist, and run the same functions, however each target now has a prod, test and dev environment too.

Here is how the environments work:

• dev - Increases build number, cleans and copies the build and optimises any images if the target originally did
• test - Runs everything that the original target did, however it does not strip the console.log or profiling parts
• prod (default) - Runs everything the original target did

To run it you simply use ant <target> -Denv=<environment>

    ant build -Denv=dev

If you don't provide the env variable it will use the production environment