Hi! I'm working in a fairly large project and when compile with dependency check was introduced with #605 I got some troubles. I have not reported this while I did not have the time to check the error that occured. (I've been using #604 since)
The problem is that I'm able to "make project" a first time but I never succeed with "make project" more than once. If I try to "make project" twice Idea first deletes _all_ previously built classfiles (leaving the package directory structure intact) and then ends the compilation. As I have the option "Make the project before running/debugging" checked before running the result is that the application attempts to start with no classes at all. If more consecutive "make project" are issued the statusbar just displays "all files are up to date" (when there are no files present at all). This happens happens on every succeeding "make project" attempt. (Unless i delete the contents of the output path, inkluding the ".dependency-info" directory). I can at any time "rebuild project" and run the application (without the "make project" option activated because I can not issue a "make project" upon the rebuild while that deletes the files). I hope this is enough information for you. /Christian _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
