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Unable to convert to SuiteScript projects

edited Dec 3, 2019 8:25AM in SuiteCloud / Customization 5 comments

We're currently noticing two issues with the SuiteCloud IDE plugin.

First Issue - Creating NetSuite Projects from Existing Source appends Project name to Path

Our normal process for creating Projects in the SuiteCloud IDE is this:
[LIST=1]
[*]Create JavaScript Project from Existing Source
[*]Convert to SuiteScript Project
[*]Develop SuiteScript!
[/LIST]
We do it this way rather than creating a SuiteScript project directly because of some unexpected (to us) behavior in the NetSuite Project creation wizard. We create all of our projects based on Customer and Environment from existing source in our SVN repository. Let's say I have a brand new customer that I'm about to start a new project for in Sandbox. We'll create a new folder in the repository, say it's C:\trunk\NewCustomer\Sandbox, that will store all of the source for that customer's Sandbox environment. 

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