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See that the Ant project update is working. Ant projects you can upgrade to the current SDK jME level. On 3.5 SDK this still at least says that project is already on 3.1, no need to update. The message is at least confusing enough. See that does it even work, and can we get the current jME version from somewhere automaticallly.
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Hmm, ok, this is actually just a jME 3.0 -> 3.1 converter. The project structure and libraries I guess got changed at that point. It is not really meant for upgrading Ant projects from certain jME version to another as I thought.
I think it makes little sense to keep it as such anymore, given jME 3.0 is really ancient, so do we:
Just delete it?
Make it a upgrade jME Ant project to latest jME version? (also, are we sure we don't have this sort of feature already?)
So, as you said, somehow the project structure was different, i.e. in 3.0 there was just one "jme3-libs.jar" or something and we've factored that into unique dependencies.
So I think you can't really upgrade ant projects explicitly, it should happen automatically, because you only reference the jars that are provided by the SDK, so when upating the SDK, you update your project
See that the Ant project update is working. Ant projects you can upgrade to the current SDK jME level. On 3.5 SDK this still at least says that project is already on 3.1, no need to update. The message is at least confusing enough. See that does it even work, and can we get the current jME version from somewhere automaticallly.
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