On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 12:59 AM, Assaf Arkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Buildr (rake) interpreted "compile.from('sources')" as a dependency to
>> the new 'sources' task instead of the 'sources' subdirectory.
>
> Short term, rename the task to something that's clearly not a
> file/directory name, say artifact:sources, or download:sources.Done. > Long term, this has been bugging me for a while. All tasks share the > same name, including file tasks and occasionally we get collisions. > There's a work around, using full paths as often as possible, which > works most of the time, but brings its own annoyance: console output > runs a mile long. I agree reading absolute paths is annoying. What I'd like is for buildr to display paths relative to the project root dir whenever possible. Instead of Compiling foo:bar:mail into /home/lacton/projects/mycompany/foo/bar/mail/target/classes I'd rather have Compiling foo:bar:mail into bar/mail/target/classes For files in the project root dir, we could prefix the path with './'. That way, 'sources' would be the task and './sources' would be the file task. > I'd like at some point to truncate these too-long paths, maybe the > solution would be to use namespaces for most other tasks? Do you mean like typing 'buildr buildr:clean buildr:build' instead of 'buildr clean build'? Lacton > Assaf > >> >> Any better idea? >> >> Lacton >> >>> Modified: incubator/buildr/trunk/spec/core/compile_spec.rb >>> URL: >>> http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/incubator/buildr/trunk/spec/core/compile_spec.rb?rev=707477&r1=707476&r2=707477&view=diff >>> ============================================================================== >>> --- incubator/buildr/trunk/spec/core/compile_spec.rb (original) >>> +++ incubator/buildr/trunk/spec/core/compile_spec.rb Thu Oct 23 14:17:25 >>> 2008 >>> @@ -379,7 +379,7 @@ >>> it 'should complain if source directories and no compiler selected' do >>> mkpath 'sources' >>> define 'bar' do >>> - lambda { compile.from('sources').invoke }.should >>> raise_error(RuntimeError, /no compiler selected/i) >>> + lambda { compile.from(_('sources')).invoke }.should >>> raise_error(RuntimeError, /no compiler selected/i) >>> end >>> end >>> end >> >
