>Hmmm. [Ant newbie thinking] Just as there is a "fail" task, could
>there not be a "succeed" task added that would cause the
>enclosing task
replace with ;-)
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Hmmm. [Ant newbie thinking] Just as there is a "fail" task, could
there not be a "succeed" task added that would cause the enclosing task
to simply return as though it were successful. This would be a general
purpose tool that could be invoked conditionally for any number of
reasons. It wou
On Mon, 2007-03-19 at 22:20 -0400, Brown, Carlton wrote:
> I don't mind doing that for one-offs. But for a dependency graph of 7
> or more targets... no thanks! But I guess there's not much choice
> since I can't think of any other good way to do it.
I know it is ugly but in development this
ting the script).
Gilles
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> I don't mind doing that for one-offs. But for a dependency graph of
March 19, 2007 10:08 PM
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Subject: RE: Conditional dependencies
I use a combination of .only targets and .skip properties to
"essentially" accomplish this.
ant dist.only jar.only
OR
ant dist -Dcompile.skip=1 -Dclean.skip=1
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I guess I didn't specifically say this, but I need the targets, if they
run, to run in order of dependency. There is no guarantee that an
arbitrary list of targets will run in a certain order.
It would be really nice if there were an option to s
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You could make all the targets independent and specify a blank delimited
list of targets on the command line.
Bill
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You could make all the targets independent and specify a blank delimited
list of targets on the command line.
Bill
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Subject: RE: Conditional dependencies
I sympathize
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Subject: Conditional dependencies
There's a build behavior pattern I keep hitting, but I don't know how to
resolve in Ant. How can I specify a dependency chain among targets
such that the dependency chain can be "short-circulted" with a property
that prevents all
There's a build behavior pattern I keep hitting, but I don't know how to
resolve in Ant. How can I specify a dependency chain among targets
such that the dependency chain can be "short-circulted" with a property
that prevents all the others from being resolved?
For example, lets say I have this
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