Hi!

I noticed, that Qbs allows to specify content for bundle only explicitly, not via tags. But this lead to some restrictions in my case. I want to put public headers to bundle, which are generated during build.

I didn't found any proper solution how to put this file to bundle, except explicitly compute their further names:

        _{Properties {
            bundle.publicHeaders: {
                // Workaround.
                // Public headers are generated to buildDirectory during build.
                // So, we can't get it location directly: only execute it.
                var headers = []}

                _{for (i in headersProbe.pubHeadersTempls) {
                    var file = headersProbe.pubHeadersTempls[i];
                    file = FileInfo.relativePath(sourceDirectory, file);
                    if (file.endsWith(".in"))
                        file = file.slice(0, -3);}

                    _{file = FileInfo.joinPaths(buildDirectory, file)}

                    _{headers.push(file);
                }}

                _{return headers;
            }
        }}

        _{Probe {
            id: headersProbe
            property pathList pubHeadersTempls
            property path includePath: FileInfo.joinPaths(product.sourceDirectory, "include")
            configure: {
                function seekIncludeFiles (dir) {
                    var includeFiles = File.directoryEntries(dir, File.Files);
                    includeFiles = includeFiles.map(function(file) {
                        return FileInfo.joinPaths(dir, file);
                    });
                    var innerDirs = File.directoryEntries(dir, File.Dirs | File.NoDotAndDotDot);
                    innerDirs.forEach(function(curDir) {
                        includeFiles = includeFiles.concat(seekIncludeFiles(FileInfo.joinPaths(dir, curDir)));
                    });
                    return includeFiles;
                }}

                _{pubHeadersTempls = seekIncludeFiles(includePath);
                found = true;
            }
        }}

But i think it may be resolved by getting publicHeadrs (and another bundle content files) via tags.

What do you  think about that?