Run the 'save_assets_hashes.js' in the 'after_prepare' step #29
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For the iOS version of our App, we run the 'cordova prepare ios' command and then perform the actual build and debugging from within Xcode. As a result of this, the 'save_assets_hashes.js' is not being run and the plugin simply doesn't do anything at runtime.
I've performed the minimal change of running the 'save_assets_hashes.js' both in the 'after_prepare' and in the 'before_compile' so now the plugin functions correctly and we can build and debug from within Xcode.
I've kept the 'before_compile' because there is - of course - a small chance of another plugin modifying the assets during the 'after_prepare'. None of the many plugins we're using does so.
I've moved the 'clear_assets_hashes.js' to the 'before_clean' hook.