> Surely you don't need the bits that you can't compile, do you? Note that I
> don't believe most committers can compile
> all of Ant, either. Why not just compile the bits you need and use just those?
If it were just for my personal use, I would do it. But this is the version
used by a large project.
It is already a concern that we are using Alpha due to patches needed for
<ejbjar> and the like.
If then I have to change the version of ANT everytime someone decides to use
some additional task
that is going to be a problem. I prefer a nightly build from GUMP that at least
has all the parts
(or as much as possible in there).
Whould it be possible for ANT to tell which parts are off, something like
ant -version
Apache Ant version 1.5alpha compiled on March 10 2002
Missing modules:
this
this
and that
Then at least one would know what is not there. Just a thought.
Jose Alberto
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