A lot of our build.xmls contain things like this, where “ls -l /tmp” is just
some arbitrary command:
<antcontrib:shellscript shell="bash" failonerror="true">
ls -l /tmp
</antcontrib:shellscript>
When you run this (with verbosity on), you get the output of ls. So far so
good.
What you *don’t* get is what command just ran. In this case, we do not see
“ls -l /tmp” anywhere in ant's output!
The only thing you do see is the name of shell script that was generated
on-the-fly :
[antcontrib:shellscript] Executing 'bash' with arguments:
[antcontrib:shellscript] '/tmp/script1463789709null'
Do you know how to get ant to echo what just ran?
I have a bunch of build logs (which is just the output of ant), and I can't
tell what command caused what output.
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