Is it possible to have classpath property in the app.json builds config?

[balogb]

I have some 3rd party charting libraries I want to incorporate on my classic UI, but omit from my modern. When I try to add the libraries to the global classpath property in app.json, classic builds fine, but modern does not support them, and that build fails. So what I hope is possible, but have been unsuccessful with is something like:

"builds": {
    "classic": {
        "toolkit": "classic",
        
"theme": "theme-aria", //"theme-aria",
        
"sass": {
            // "save": "classic/sass/save.scss"
},
"requires": [
            "ux",
"charts"
],
"classpath": [
            "${workspace.dir}/thirdparty/extensible-1.6.0/src",
"${workspace.dir}/thirdparty/gantt-2.5.1/js/Sch",
"${workspace.dir}/thirdparty/gantt-2.5.1/js/Gnt",
"${workspace.dir}/ux"
]
    },

"modern": {
        "toolkit": "modern",
        
"theme": "theme-triton",//"theme-aria",
        
"sass": {
            // "save": "modern/sass/save.scss"
}
    }
},

When I use this config, cmd does not recognize the classpath, and thus the classic build fails. How can I use 3rd party libraries on one toolkit and not the other? Thanks.

[Gary Schlosberg]

Are you sure you're using Cmd 6.x? The old way was a comma-separated string, but 6.x should be able to use your array.
https://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?304955

[balogb]

Yes 6.0.2.14. I understand that is where/how you would set it for both modern/classic, but I would prefer to have them set independently as they are not supported on modern.

[sivarkp]

Yes 6.0.2.14. I understand that is where/how you would set it for both modern/classic, but I would prefer to have them set independently as they are not supported on modern.

Balogb, you are absolutly correct, But I am not sure SenchaCmd team handled that scenario or not, instead we can acheive it in different way. For example I have few 3rd party library for modern specific as exigency classpath modify like this,

"classpath":[
"app",
"3rdlibrary/${toolkit.name}"
]

Our folder will be look like following,

-app
-3rdlibrary
-modern
-classic
.
.

Regards,
Sivakumar