Is it possible to include two license references in a project descriptor
.. e.g.:
project name=widget
license name=central/system/license/LICENSE.TXT/
license name=central/system/license/NOTICE.TXT/
..
/project
Steve.
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I have two projects that don't produce jars - instead they generate
documentation into a common repository. For a gump run I can setup the
repository relative to the module srcdir ... but I haven't figured out
how to declare a non-home based resources via the gump project descriptor.
Is this
Is it possible to tell gump to execute a project *without* supplying an
explicit target. According to the docs if no target is defined in the
ant .../ statement, the default target reverts to gump. What I
would like is gump to execute ant without setting any target.
Is this possible?
Cheers,
Is it possible to tell gump to execute a project *without* supplying an
explicit target. According to the docs if no target is defined in the
ant .../ statement, the default target reverts to gump. What I
would like is gump to execute ant without setting any target.
Is this possible?
I
Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
Is it possible to tell gump to execute a project *without* supplying an
explicit target. According to the docs if no target is defined in the
ant .../ statement, the default target reverts to gump. What I
would like is gump to execute ant without setting any target.
Is
According to the docs a depend element can have an ids attribute.
http://gump.apache.org/metadata/project.html#depend
However, according to working examples (e.g. ant) the attribute appears
to be id. Is it safe to assume that the docs can be updated to
reference id and ids, or, is ids not
