By Christof Meerwald

13 Feb 2017 12:43 English 9 Replies

Why does Tizen Studio insist on checking any JavaScript source code when building an app? The problem is that analysis takes way too long (when you actually have a sizeable chunk of JavaScript code and libraries and maybe even generated JavaScript code), making the whole thing completely unusable.

Have I missed any option to disable this completely ridiculous JavaScript analysis?

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Oh Changseok

13 Feb 2017 09:30

Dear Christof Meerwald,

You can set the option disable. Please refer to the below guide.

In the Tizen Studio, Open Windows > Preferences > Tizen Studio > Web > Editor > JavaScript Editor

Write the file name on the JSHint Properties > Exclude file that match these pattern from JSHint.

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Isaac Ross

28 Jan 2025 02:08

Thanks for the information

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17 Dec 2024 12:58

The current (2024) correct way to deal with this is to place your pre-built JS files in `lib/` which Tizen Studio will ignore during 'build'.

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Bailey

09 Jan 2025 04:30

Hello

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Miller

15 Jan 2025 10:57

As a fellow developer, I empathize with your frustration regarding Tizen Studio's JavaScript analysis. It can indeed slow down the build process. One potential workaround is to modularize your code effectively, reducing the analysis burden. By the way, if you're looking for a fun break, check out Snow Rider , a game that’s both engaging and a great way to refresh your mind during those long coding sessions!