Savant 1.5.2 has just been released. It fixes the Windows batch script
issues that some folks were having when Java was located in a folder
that contained spaces and also a transitive dependency pruning error
that was causing incorrect transitive dependencies to be included if
an artifact's
If I have something like:
...
Is there any way to make the "testOutput.xml" have a timestamped filename?
Thanks!
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Then combine both property file "A" and property file "B" into property file
"C" (using the same task Francis Galiegue showed you. Then,
use property file "C".
Remember once a property is set, it cannot be (easily) changed. Maybe you
should load in file "B" before file "A"? That would select "bui
Thanks, but I am not replacing the packaging solution, I am adding a common
layer on top of it in order to provide our developers a single interface to all
the programs/libraries they need to use. I am also providing a single
deployment mechanism for these packages. The lack of both of these thi
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 12:50, Dalton, Tom wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 1.
> I am using Ant to manage the build and deployment of a collection of
> third party software that's used within my main product. For example, my
> third_party component contains versions of java, gcc, libpng, graphviz,
> valgrind etc
Hi,
1.
I am using Ant to manage the build and deployment of a collection of
third party software that's used within my main product. For example, my
third_party component contains versions of java, gcc, libpng, graphviz,
valgrind etc etc etc. These packages have dependencies on other packages
in t
Hi,
When using the junit task in Ant if a test times out, then all the
user receives is an one line error to the console saying that the
tests timeout and the junit report looks fine because it only reports
tests that had successfully completed.
In order to debug the timeout stack traces are neede