This comment was originally written by Erik.G...@gmail.com

If I understand Sigmund's issue correctly, this would be useful for people making packages of polymer elements. For example, the polymer-elements library (https://github.com/Polymer/polymer-elements), is a collection of polymer elements with an entry point in example for each element. Also, what if I want to transform and run unit tests in javascript against the javascript version of the code?

I'd love pub build to work with example/ and bin/ (for server-side apps, the build process is a bit different I presume, but creating a snapshot is a good first step)

I don't think we're likely to want to use "pub build" with example folders or tests; those seem like a better fit with "pub serve", since they don't need to be deployed anywhere.

That leaves "web" and "bin". Most apps aren't going to have both of these directories, so I don't really want to optimize the directory layout for all apps to handle the few apps that do. Maybe once we start supporting server-side building we can split up the subdirectories in that case in particular, though.

This comment was originally written by @zoechi

Actually I want to publish the examples of my libraries on i.e. Github pages so people can check them out without setting something up by themselves just to see if it contains what they are looking for (polymer elements).

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Issue #11386 has been merged into this issue.

This comment was originally written by ross.dart....@gmail.com

I want to build the example/ for library packages to deploy on github pages and I want to build the test/ for library packages so that I might (easily) test the compiled javascript test application (html tests) on drone.io w/ content_shell

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For reference, this is the current plan for this behavior: https://gist.github.com/munificent/8360674

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Issue #16304 has been merged into this issue.

Looks like the code was committed. Awesome!

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CL: https://codereview.chromium.org/141113011

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This comment was originally written by dev...@futureperfect.info

great news!

This issue has been moved to dart-lang/pub#695.