On 2011-07-14, wrote:
> One of the tasks in my build script deletes a target file before it is
> rebuilt. The trouble is the file doesn't actually seem to get deleted
> until after ant exits. This causes ant to generate an error when it
> tries to create the new version of the file.
> Below is
Hi,
I'm using ant 1.8.2 on Windows 7/64 bit
One of the tasks in my build script deletes a target file before it is
rebuilt.
The trouble is the file doesn't actually seem to get deleted until after
ant exits.
This causes ant to generate an error when it tries to create the new
version of the fi
Hudson must be matching some specific string to identify ERROR, INFO, etc.
Any change to that string would cause Hudson's match to fail.
Any chance there is a change in C compiler co-incidentally here?
Maybe some whitespace is being compressed as it passes through Ant?
I would pipe the output of A
On 2011-07-12, Adam Bruss wrote:
> ant 1.7.0 would naturally classify messages from make with priorities of
> info, warning or error.
> ant 1.8.2 classifies all messages from make as priority info!
Ant really only reads stderr and stdout from make. For everything that
goes to stderr it will use
