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Flex Builder 3 running old source code

I have come across this problem again and again, but I can’t find a solution (except mine, which is not as good as I assume).

I don’t know why, sometimes Flex Builder executes old source codes after making changes. During debugging, I see how it passes through a source (for example, changing local variables), which is not there (even if I delete this entire block or function).

My way to solve this is to delete the project (for example, backing up the source codes) and create a new one, add backups to the project and rebuild. It starts working the way it should work, but this method is not so convenient, especially if the sources are on a remote machine, and you need to configure back-end.net.

Does anyone know how to solve this?

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I ran into this problem. What you can do is:

  • Run the clean command in the Flex builder.
  • Close the project using the problem.
  • Go to the project folder in Windows / Finder Explorer, etc.
  • Delete the debug / release folder on the file system.
  • Reopen the project and rebuild.

After that, the problem should be resolved.

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Try Project-> Clean to dump everything and rebuild from scratch.

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Yes, I forgot to say - this also does not help. Usually the first thing I try to turn off the automatic build is to clear the project and re-create everything. Same.

I assume that perhaps Builder will not be able to somehow rebuild the remote SWF and start the old one.

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Check the problems tab, if there is any error, it will launch the last completed build.

If all problems are resolved and still occurring than cleaning up the preprocessing project, as stated in RickDT.

Usually, when I upgrade from SVN and main.swf received a rewrite, I need: 1: return main.swf and 2: clean up the project so that it starts normally again :)

I didn't give a damn about finding this out.

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I have been living with this annoying problem for a while. This starts to happen every few days. The best solution I have found is (a) cleaning up (b) changing the default web browser in Windows-> Properties. I switch between FF and chrome. Please let me know if you have a better solution.

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UPDATE: I found out that I used SWC incorrectly and actually compiled parts of my project into them. When I did this with Flash Builder, I preferred to use SWC classes. I made a blog post about it here: http://inchwormstudio.com/blog/flash-builder-flash-workflow-and-the-danger-of-careless-swcs/

ORIGINAL: Recently, I came across this. So far, Gorro's solution has been the only one that works for me. Backup to SVN or whatever you use. Delete the project in a flexible builder, including files on your HD. Place an order again and rebuild. This is a very annoying mistake, especially since the first time I ran into it, I almost had a heart attack. This usually pops the SVN security grid out of the window when you realize that your source is OK, but the compiler just does what it likes. I should note that this happens in Flash Builder as well as in Flex Builder.

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I removed myProject.swf from the HTML templates directory ... it seemed to help then and there.

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