Jérôme Charron wrote:
It just ensure that the last modified core version is automatically compiled while compiling a single plugin. From my point of view the time for a whole build is not a problem. If I just work on core, then I can use the "fast" compile-core target. And if I just work on a plugin, I only compile the plugin. Finally I use the global compilation very rarely. But perhaps that's not your case, and so it makes sense to reduce time of the whole build.
In a distributed configuration one needs to rebuild the job jar each time anything changes, and hence must check all plugins, etc. So I would appreciate it if this didn't take quite so long.
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