+1 to this feature request.
I am curious to know. why if and unless attributes in 'target' work the
way they do, i.e only check existence of the property and not its value.
Currently ant-contrib's if tag has to be used to accomplish this sort of
control over build execution.
-Prashant
On 9/24/2009 2:00 PM, Francis GALIEGUE wrote:
Hello list,
I have quite a huge build system based on ant and I govern some of its
behaviour using properties, or the lack of it thereof.
But ideally, I'd like to use these properties all the time, with
boolean values. Say, for example, if I have nomail set to 1 or true,
then no mail is sent; if it's 0 or false, then the mail is sent. And
the target would then read:
<target name="junit-send-report" unlessbool="nomail"/>
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