Why is that? I never use the "overwrite" attribute and all my filtering work fine...
change a filter, but don't touch the file that will be filtered - Ant (at least last time I checked) doesn't copy the file again, leaving it with the old value.
BTW, do you have any idea why the sample-filtering project in plugin-builds/examples does not work WRT filtering?
Haven't looked - I'll check it out when I have a chance.
Hmmm.... Not sure. It seems to me that it is complicating the POM quite a bit. Also, I'd prefer the following format:
<resource> <filters> <filter> <token/> <value/> </filter> </filters> [...] </resource>
I'm curious to see what other think.
I have ~100 tokens to filter in our large project. I think that might complicate the POM more :)
I've happy to just have a yes/no flag for filtering, as long as you can specify a list of files and/or tokens to read them from. I just thought the filterset solution was as clean, and allowed finer-grained control if you need it.
Cheers, Brett
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