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Brandon Beck updated BUILDR-551:
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Description:
I have a multi-module project that I'd like to be able to use continuous
compilation on as a whole. Currently if I run the cc task on a leaf project
everything works fine. But if I run the cc task on the root, it doesn't seem
to detect any changes anywhere in the project tree. It seems like it's not
properly recursing.
It's a little clunky, but here's a simple bash script that will generate a
simple project that demonstrates the problem:
{code}
children="A B C"
for child in ${children}; do
dir="child${child}/src/main/java"
mkdir -p "${dir}"
file="${dir}/Main.java"
touch "${file}"
echo "public class Main {" >>
"${file}"
echo " public static void main(String[] args) {" >>
"${file}"
echo " System.out.println(\"Hello World From child${child}\");" >>
"${file}"
echo " }" >>
"${file}"
echo "}" >>
"${file}"
done
buildfile="buildfile"
touch "${buildfile}"
echo "define \"root\" do" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo " project.version = \"1.0\"" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo "" >>
"${buildfile}"
for child in ${children}; do
echo " define \"child${child}\" do" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo " package :jar" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo " end" >>
"${buildfile}"
done
echo "end" >>
"${buildfile}"
{code}
was:
I have a multi-module project that I'd like to be able to use continuous
compilation on as a whole. Currently if I run the cc task on a leaf project
everything works fine. But if I run the cc task on the root, it doesn't seem
to detect any changes anywhere in the project tree. It seems like it's not
properly recursing.
It's a little clunky, but here's a simple bash script that will generate a
simple project that demonstrates the problem:
children="A B C"
for child in ${children}; do
dir="child${child}/src/main/java"
mkdir -p "${dir}"
file="${dir}/Main.java"
touch "${file}"
echo "public class Main {" >>
"${file}"
echo " public static void main(String[] args) {" >>
"${file}"
echo " System.out.println(\"Hello World From child${child}\");" >>
"${file}"
echo " }" >>
"${file}"
echo "}" >>
"${file}"
done
buildfile="buildfile"
touch "${buildfile}"
echo "define \"root\" do" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo " project.version = \"1.0\"" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo "" >>
"${buildfile}"
for child in ${children}; do
echo " define \"child${child}\" do" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo " package :jar" >>
"${buildfile}"
echo " end" >>
"${buildfile}"
done
echo "end" >>
"${buildfile}"
> Continuous compilation not working for project trees
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: BUILDR-551
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BUILDR-551
> Project: Buildr
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.4.4
> Environment: Mac OS X 10.6.5, Java 1.6.0_22, buildr 1.4.4
> Reporter: Brandon Beck
>
> I have a multi-module project that I'd like to be able to use continuous
> compilation on as a whole. Currently if I run the cc task on a leaf project
> everything works fine. But if I run the cc task on the root, it doesn't seem
> to detect any changes anywhere in the project tree. It seems like it's not
> properly recursing.
> It's a little clunky, but here's a simple bash script that will generate a
> simple project that demonstrates the problem:
> {code}
> children="A B C"
> for child in ${children}; do
> dir="child${child}/src/main/java"
> mkdir -p "${dir}"
> file="${dir}/Main.java"
> touch "${file}"
> echo "public class Main {" >>
> "${file}"
> echo " public static void main(String[] args) {" >>
> "${file}"
> echo " System.out.println(\"Hello World From child${child}\");" >>
> "${file}"
> echo " }" >>
> "${file}"
> echo "}" >>
> "${file}"
> done
> buildfile="buildfile"
> touch "${buildfile}"
> echo "define \"root\" do" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> echo " project.version = \"1.0\"" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> echo "" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> for child in ${children}; do
> echo " define \"child${child}\" do" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> echo " package :jar" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> echo " end" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> done
> echo "end" >>
> "${buildfile}"
> {code}
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