> <condition property="buildfailed">
> <equals arg1="${buildresults}" arg2="failed"/>
> </condition>
>
> <target name="buildresults" unless="buildfailed">
> <fail message="Check deploy script for error" />
> </target>
>
> If I am understanding this correctly then, the above should reference the
> buildresults property that is held in a property file and if it is set to
> failed...the script should fail. The issue is that when the buildresults is
> set to successful, the build still fails.
>
> Anyone see what I am doing wrong?
your condition is right, you check whether your
${buildresults} property (set in a property file or
otherwise) has the value "failed" and if yes the
property ${buildfailed} is set.
but =
<target name="buildresults" unless="buildfailed">
means = run that target unless your ${buildfailed} property
is set, regardless what value it holds
so you need to use =
<target name="buildresults" if="buildfailed">
instead.
Regards, Gilbert
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