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This is clearly an important use case.
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Steve Loughran wrote:
What do IDEs do to stop ant builds? just kill the thread/process?
NB behaves as follows:
1. It sets a special flag. The next time any BuildListener/BuildLogger
method is called on the IDE's listener, it will throw a BuildException,
which usually stops the build.
2. If
Steve Loughran wrote:
I'm midway through adding the smartfrog features to run ant builds
remotely; buildexceptions will get wrapped and sent back over the wire
to the caller via our friend RMI. as will, ultimately, the logs. you can
use this to run build files as part of a big deployment, an
