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I need to do a presentation to a client (with editing and publishing
contents) while still continue developing.<br>
So, I want to "clone" the module to avoid interferences.<br>
N.<br>
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Joachim Arrasz wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">The ugly way to do this would be to export the module, unzip it, change
the package identifiers (e.g. com.foo.mod1 becomes com.foo.mod2) and
then re-zip it with the new package name.
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another ugly way can be to import the module, then create a project and
synchronize the folder against a folder in filesystem. Then do a bit
refactoring and synchronize again. Now you have a "new module".
But for what reasons you would do this?
Bye
Joachim Arrasz
Synyx oHG
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