In one of my builds, I have several targets that do exactly the same
thing on different filesets.
Right now I'm duplicating the whole <foreach... <in><items
refid="name"/></in><do>...</do></foreach>, which is getting annoying.
What I'd really like to do is to specify the refid for the fileset in
a property. That way each of the targets can set the property and then
call a common target that takes care of doing all the common stuff.
Even though it seems it should work, I get the following when I try it:
fileset reference '${projectfileset}' not defined.
So it seems it's treating ${projectfileset} as a string literal
instead of as a variable that needs to be expanded. Am I doing
something wrong, or is this a bug? I tried it with RC3 and even the
latest nightly build (from Dec 2005) and I got the same results.
Alternatively, is there a better way to do what I described?
Thanks.
--Noel
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