Remember, bringing stuff in and writing tests takes time. I spend last sunday am doing the schema support with tests and stuff, only to have to roll back the next day. Tests and docs go a long way.
My symlink task has all needed tests and docs :) Just read it through and drop it in, unless you see a problem :) If there is a problem, let me know so I can fix it.
Chgrp/chown has docs, but no test since testing would require knowledge of what groups/users exist on the system running the test. Since I reworked the chmod task splitting it into an abstract class and 3 very simple concrete implementations (chmod/chgrp/chown) There is only a very small ammount of code that has been added in this patch. I have been using the chgrp/chown tasks for a couple months on my project without any problems. (I use them to set permissions on about 6,000 files [an entire web site] about once a day). I think for the default permissions I will switch to a chmod/chgrp/chown -R exec command for spped, but having a task for setting permissions, makes it easy to leverage filesets in a simple, readable quick way. (Simpler than setting up an apply)
Symlink is also used in my website rebuilds.
Gus
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