I posted this before here, but I can't find it (was going back to reference) I work at a company as their netsuite developer (working on our own customizations) so it's 1 big netsuite project with many customizations. 1. Do you recommend I create an SDF project per customization (tasks) or create 1 for the whole project? 2. Is there a way to add it to my existing code structure without src -> Filecabinet being added

You can have one big project and just edit

deploy.xml

as needed for individual scripts.

We already have a large base of code in a specific directory. Is there a way to initialize an SDF with my current project?

that directory needs to mirror the SDF structure as far as I know (i.e. rooted with a folder named

FileCabinet

Ok. so I will have to handle the FileCabinet/Src/Suitescript directories

You should have FileCabinet/SuiteScript

Is there a way to add it to an existing set of code without creating a new one?

You can initialize an SDF project in some temp directory and copy over the basic files and directory structure generated by that. In general it seems SDF wants your

manifest.xml

and

deploy.xml

to be at the 'root' of your project