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I want to make a custom build of my Dojo project. For example, it is located at D:/projects/myproject,. and I have the Dojo SDK at D:/programs/dojo1.8. I want to separate Dojo and my project code to be independent of Dojo version.

When I'm building a custom package is it required to have the Dojo SDK in the same folder as the main project (i.e. D:/projects/myproject/dojo)? Or may I launch the Dojo builder in a totally unrelated folder, specifying my project's package.js as a parameter?

Such as D:/programs/dojo1.8/buildscripts/build.bat --profile D:/projects/myproject/package.js. If so, what should I use as the basePath, releaseDir and packages options in my package.js file?

Spooky
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It is possible to include unrelated packages in the build.

In the command line specify the package you want to add, such as.

D:/programs/dojo1.8/buildscripts/build.bat --profile MyProfile.js --package d:\programs\dojo1.8

The specified package folder should contain a file named package.json with a package description. Format of the file could be found in dojo build documentation. Standard dojo, dijit and dojox packages have it. But nowhere said it must contain "directories: {lib: '.'}" entry to be built by dojo builder.

You may specify several packages separated by commas.

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