I'm trying to set up my build so that it builds from code on my local
machine, and moves the files out to a mapped drive. The connection to this
mapped drive isn't very quick, and for ant to check which files have changed
for the thousands of files that we have makes for a very slow build process.
Is there some way to have Ant only move out files that I've changed since
the last time I built, without having it do a compare for each file?
I know normally the way for it to only move the files that changed is to
check the timestamps and compare, but hitting this slow location over and
over is just not working well. I'm wondering if there's some way for it to
keep track locally of what's changed since the last build, maybe with some
list of timestamps from the previous build, and compare against that?
Any other suggestions for how to build to a slow location without a
painfully slow build? Is there some standard way to do this that I'm
missing?
Thanks in advance,
Jesse
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