DO NOT REPLY [Bug 7325] - uptodate task mergemap directory rooting problem

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uptodate task mergemap directory rooting problem





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2002-03-29 19:42 -------
using "location", Here is the funky line I get:
 [uptodate] test\util\List.class added as
D:\projects\AntBug\build\classes\D:\projects\AntBug\build\application.jar
doesn't exist.
note how it appends a full path after the other full path.  "D:\....D:\..."

I have created a test project to mimic this, and have it down to a bare bones.
I can get it to reproduce...but I don't really understand why it happens.

Here is the basic core of it (make a classes.dir, and put some *.class files in 
it)
  <!-- build locations -->
  <property name="build.dir"            location="./build" />
  <property name="classes.dir"          location="${build.dir}/classes" />


  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- check if the jar file needs re-making                               -->
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <target name="need-rejar">

     <uptodate property="jar.notRequired">
       <srcfiles dir="${classes.dir}" includes="**/*.class" />
       <mapper type="merge" to="${build.dir}/application.jar" />
     </uptodate>

  </target>
  

  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <!-- jar up classes to be used by client application                     -->
  <!-- =================================================================== -->
  <target name="jar" depends="need-rejar" unless="jar.notRequired">
    <jar jarfile="${build.dir}/application.jar" basedir="${classes.dir}" />
  </target>


if you run "ant jar", it works just fine, as you mention.
when I run "ant need-jar", I get the problem.  (or if I remove the "jar" line
from inside the jar target).

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