Oh I get it now! You're running ant from inside VIM. Therefore, the swap
files exist.
You can add them to your default excludes. I had to do that because in our
CVS, someone put a bunch of empty .keepme files. I guess the idea is to keep
the directory if there was no files in it.
Simple enough to
Dimitris Mouchritsas wrote:
No, but I run ant from within vim, much like an ide. So they're still there
when I create the jar. I just thought that they were on the default
excludes.
not on the defaults; you can always add them.
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No, but I run ant from within vim, much like an ide. So they're still there
when I create the jar. I just thought that they were on the default
excludes.
On Dec 2, 2007 2:50 AM, David Weintraub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The JAR task doesn't look at the source files, but at the contents that is
The JAR task doesn't look at the source files, but at the contents that is
suppose to go into the JAR. Unjar the contents of the JAR and take a look at
what is included in the JAR. If the .swp files are included in the JAR,
that's your problem.
Do you include and exclude specific files in your JAR?
Hi all, I did a small project yesterday, producing a jar and a war file.
I thought I planned out my build file carefully (it was a small one after
all)
but I noticed that the jar task executed even though I hadn't changed
anything
in the source files. When I closes a file a had opened with Vim the
