I don't like this approach so much because in order to build both debug and non-debug versions, you have to change the settings.
Ok.
Same effect but with what you like can also be easily achived. Target "main-opt" goes away and "jar-debug" stays as it is, but build becomes shorter. Do you like it that way?
A better way to make the build easier to read/understand is probably to split it into multiple build files for specific tasks, e.g. for unit testing, documentation generation etc. The main build file would then simply reference these sub-build files.
Duplication of code increases maintenance and splitting into several files won't fix it.
I agree with documentation generation point though: when developing ojb you don't have to have forrest install, so docs build related checks and targets should be better isolated from code builds.
Vadim
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