1) I'm creating a JAR with a manifest using <jar>
2) I'm processing the created JAR to gather some meta-info about it, saved
into a file.
3) I'm updating the JAR to add my new XML file in META-INF
Doing (3) with jar.exe works as expected:
jar uf ${jarfile} -C ${xml-reg-dir} META-INF/MetaInfo.xml
i.e. adds the file to the JAR, and doesn't touch the manifest.
Doing (3) with <jar> hoses my manifest, replacing it by an empty/minimal
one:
<jar jarfile="${jarfile}"
update="true"
basedir="${xml-reg-dir}"
includes="META-INF/MetaInfo.xml" />
I have to re-add the manifest attribute of the <jar update="true"> task.
So there's an easy enough work around, but isn't this a BUG????
Thanks to let me know, --DD
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