BuildFileTest is used by some Depot builds to test it's Ant tasks. BuildFileTest is within the jar produced by project ant-testutil. This project has ant-dist as a dependency, and this is a heavy dependency for users of the single BuildFileTest class.
Nick and I are trying (partly as an exercise in using cut-down personal Gumps) to set up a profile that just builds depot. We then run the integrate with "depot*", which ought just pick the tree we need. [When resoruces are ok (this isn't a huge server) and the webapp working, the list is at: http://gump.chalko.com:8080/gump-forrest/buildLog.html]. Unfortunately the ant-dist bogs down the build enormously. Would it be a problem to add a simple project to the ant gump descriptor to allow a project that calls the test-jar target but without the ant-dist dependency, purely for folks who need that piece alone? If a full build was occuring I assume a later ant-test (with full dependencies) would over-write the jar. Much as this is 'odd' I can't see it being a major problem. Is it too nasty? Any other approachs/thoughts? Thanks in advance. regards, Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
