I could see 2 ways of handling this and you'll have to provide your
input as to which makes more sense:
1. Treat the compressed javascript as a maven artifact and create a
custom maven mojo and artifact type to handle it.
2. Use the maven antrun plugin or the assembly plugin to create the
compressed file. (is it just a zip file?)
Option 2 will be easier to implement, option 1 will be more work, but it
makes more sense if we'll have to do this type of thing for more
javascript libraries. I've done option 2 myself recently, so I can
provide some tips there. Option 1 would require a bit more programming
effort.
Tom
Musachy Barroso wrote:
By the way I forgot to bring this up, the compressed javascript
files(custom Dojo build) is not built using maven, currently I build
them on my machine and commit them, does anybody know how to automate
that? I added a text file with instructions to the dojo plugin along
with the js file required to build them
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