Ugo Cei wrote:There's a bigger problem, though. The "clean" target does not remove the build/webapp directory. I first did a build with all the blocks enabled, did a build clean, built again with just some blocks and found all the blocks still in build/webapp/WEB-INF/lib. I think the "clean" target should delete the whole build subdir, don't you?
You should do 'build clean-webapp' if you really want to clean the webapp.
I did this because I wanted to be able to clean and recompile without having to worry for the build to wipe away my stuff (since I create the webapp directly on my stuff)
Anyway, nothing is carved in stone, if you have suggestions on how the build should work for the webapp I'm all ears.
I think 'build clean' should delete everything, just like it did before. We should then rename the current 'clean' target to 'clean-jars' or something like that. In accordance to the Principle of Least Astonishment, "clean" should really mean "clean it all" (or is it just me who's astonished?) ;-).
Just my 0.02 €.
Ugo
P.S.: On this 700MHz PIII, a trimmed build takes 1m27s. I'm
really excited with the new build system and coupled with the Flow, these advancements really make me think (not that I ever doubted it) that Cocoon is THE way to go!
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