Leo Simons wrote:
Ok, I've gone ahead and made the change. While i was at it, i modified the message that is shown when a jar is missing to request the user either download the jar, OR setup ant.properties to point to an existing location. I have also checked in a sample properties file similar to the one in framework.Huw Roberts wrote:Leo Simons wrote:ouch!
this slipped through I guess because just about everyone has a junit lib inside their $ANT_HOME/lib. Which will probably fix things :D
Release has already been made and voted upon though, so can't change that. No biggy I think. Feel free to patch cvs so it works in the next point release.
logkit and framework have different styles for how they manage dependencies. can i switch it to use the framework style? i.e. use the check-targets.ent and check-targets.properties files. Can i also go ahead and do this for phoenix (which also needs junit)?
+1
If there are no complaints, i'll proceed to propagate the change to phoenix and framework so they are all consistent.
- Huw
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