http://jakarta.apache.org/~conor/antlog/
and the corresponding mutant based run here
http://jakarta.apache.org/~conor/mutantlog/
I still have some issues to work out in my Ant-based Gump run.
Anyway, I though it may be interesting to see how mutant compares. Overall it doesn't do too bad. I have had a quick look of the builds where mutant failed and ant did not.
jakarta-cactus-ant and xml-axis use the CallTarget class directly but this doesn't exist in mutant
jakarta-avalon-excalibur causes mutant a problem with filtering. I have to look into this.
jakarta-tomcat basically works until it tries to copy ant.jar from ant.home/lib. That doesn't exist in mutant.
jakarta-struts - not sure of the cause of this failure yet
jakarta-tools, town, dist-xerces, jakarta-watchdog all use <copydir>. I actually include the copydir task at this stage but forgot to <taskdef> it in the Ant1 compatability library.
jakarta-turbine-tdk-docs, jakarta-velocity-test, xml-xalan2-smoketest - These seem to have a problem with taskdefs
jakarta-slide, test-ant, xml-xindice - not sure what is happening yet.
xml-crimson uses AntStructure which mutant does not support yet.
xmlunit - may need a dependency on junit in gump's definition.
Conor
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