sapling/eden/Eden.project.toml

# When working on Eden in Nuclide, it is helpful to scope
# the project to the following directories:
paths = [
  # Note that the order of this list is the order these folders will be
  # displayed in Nuclide's file tree, so we list "eden" and "folly" at the top
  # because those are the directories an Eden developer is the most likely
  # to need to look in.
  #
  # In particular, the first folder is declared the "current working root"
  # in Nuclide, so it is particularly important that "eden" is listed first.
  ".",
  "../folly",
  "../scm",
  "../watchman",
  "../common",
]
Eden.project.toml file for Nuclide Summary: As a starting point for `Eden.project.toml`, I figured I would pick the working set I have been using when working on Eden in Nuclide: ``` fbcode/common fbcode/eden fbcode/folly fbcode/scm fbcode/watchman ``` Let's get this in as a starting point so the file gets picked up by Nuclide's sitevar for `*.project.toml` files in fbsource. Reviewed By: matthewwithanm Differential Revision: D7716775 fbshipit-source-id: 8f760ee13c40830b5a55852b27bb7c2f825e83ff 2018-04-26 20:38:34 +03:00			`# When working on Eden in Nuclide, it is helpful to scope`
			`# the project to the following directories:`
			`paths = [`
			`# Note that the order of this list is the order these folders will be`
			`# displayed in Nuclide's file tree, so we list "eden" and "folly" at the top`
			`# because those are the directories an Eden developer is the most likely`
			`# to need to look in.`
			`#`
			`# In particular, the first folder is declared the "current working root"`
			`# in Nuclide, so it is particularly important that "eden" is listed first.`
			`".",`
			`"../folly",`
			`"../scm",`
			`"../watchman",`
			`"../common",`
			`]`