Move part of the workspace baking up

[tvandijck]

@starkos, can you think of any reason why this wouldn't be correct.
I don't see any code in the oven.bakeConfigs that actually depends on any output from projects or the bakeChildren.
I might be wrong, but I'd like to make this change if at all possible?

[samsinsane]

LGTM, but @starkos should definitely give it a look over before it's merged.

Out of curiosity, what benefits does moving this up provide you?

[starkos]

This looks fine to me, I wouldn't anticipate any side effects. I'll let you pull the trigger on the merge though, just in case.

[tvandijck]

So parts of the bakeFiles, I want to refactor (or I already did here) to do the compilebuildoutputs flag in place, rather then as a step after the p.workspace.bake. And as part of that refactor I want to add the ability for those generated files to go into another project. This would be easy if configmap wasn't a thing, but it is, and so I need to map from project config to the others project config, and the only way to do that is by mapping both from the workspace config... Unfortunately without this change, the workspace configs don't exist yet when baking the projects.

So moving this up, bakes the workspace configs first, allowing you to enumerate them during the project bake..

I may not make much sense, PR incoming..

[tvandijck]

This loop in particular wouldn't work without this change:
4da400e#diff-47294235a21ef45b5104ae2328145578R615

[starkos]

Again, I think this looks fine. I'm hitting "Update branch" to catch it up to master, but feel free to merge when it's ready (if I don't do it first).

[tvandijck]

mac is always so far behind... linux + windows are good.

[samsinsane]

mac is always so far behind...

I know right! There's only a couple of hours a day where there isn't a backlog of macOS builds - they also love performing maintenance on those things all the time.

[tvandijck]

Yeah, I wonder if there is an alternative, or a way to provide them with hardware for specific jobs... I don't mind setting up a mac here specifically for those builds, so we get somewhat quicker turn around...
AppVeyor is always super quick, and the Travis Linux builds are generally OK too, but I guess iOS development is just super popular, and hence always extremely backlogged.