This problem would be true for ANY batch file called from another batch
file.
If you want to call a batch file from another then use "call", ie:
call gradle clean compile_distro_A
...and lay the blame squarely on DOS in this case. ;)
-Paul
On 7/20/2011 7:55 PM, Levi Yourchuck wrote:
Hi,
In my quest to be able to do this:
gradle clean compile_distro_A clean compile_distro_B
I have run into ordering problems.
So as an attempt to get past this I attempted a hack which seems absurd but I
created a .bat file like this:
both.bat
gradle clean compile_distro_A
gradle clean compile_distro_B
But *amazingly*, the gradle command in a batch file somehow knocks itself out
of the batch file upon completion and no further stuff will run...
Does anyone know how I can accomplish this intention:
gradle clean create_distro_A clean create_distro_B
If I can use dependsOn to do this, can someone please provide an example?
I do not see even a way to create other tasks (elegant or not) or anything to
get this done.
Seriously, this is mind bogglingly trivial and it is astounding that I am
incapable of seeing how to accomplish this, I am pleading you guys any help is
appreciated...
thanks,
Levi
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