Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
> Was bin intentionally kept out of target so that it is not susceptible
> to being wiped out in a mvn clean? I can see pros and cons both ways I
> suppose.
Eclipse goes mad when someone fiddles with its class files and, at least
on my pc, I had to do a mvn eclipse:eclipse and refresh everything to
make it recover.
So I thought having the bin folder out of maven way was a good thing.
You're right however that on windows that leaves people with no
nice way to remove the eclipse binaries (and on *nix, using
"find . -name bin -type d -exec rm -rf {} \;" presents some risk
of wiping out innocent directories as well).
Wondering if it's possible to automate the bin folders cleaning
somehow with maven itself.
> The other nice thing about putting it under target is would be it gets
> caught by svn:ignore, currently when I do an "svn st" i get all the bin
> directories. I realize banging out a bit of scripting will fix this but
> I just wanted to check with folks before I did a mass update of svn:ignore.
Ben already did so afaik :)
Cheers
Andrea
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