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Posted to dev@forrest.apache.org by Marc Portier <mp...@outerthought.org> on 2002/08/23 18:25:08 UTC
[wip][update] build refactoring - foreign plugins welcome
[update] is working: (over here :-))
./build.sh -buildfile build.build.xml dist
./build.sh -buildfile build.build.xml webapp -->
./build/forrest.war
./build.sh -buildfile build.build.xml xmlvalidate
%FORREST_HOME%\bin\forrest seed
this pretty much leaves us in a state where the cents and maven
plugins can kick in.
hoping some contributions/commits can do that.
[upcoming] (from my part)
- fitting in bot (hell, who did that current version?)
- publishing more configurationables (a list, a list?)
[overflow]
this got me going a bit, need to do some catching up with other
work
would appreciate
- if some testing out there could reveal if and what is wrong
with forrest.sh (have only tested forrest.bat)
- docos need to wait some to, feel free though, I think I made
enough <echo> targets to explain what is about (it is however not
html, I know)
-marc=
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Marc Portier http://outerthought.org/
Outerthought - Open Source, Java & XML Competence Support Center
mpo@outerthought.org mpo@apache.org
Re: [wip][update] build refactoring - foreign plugins welcome
Posted by Jeff Turner <je...@apache.org>.
Very nice. I've successfully seeded and built a new project with it.
The attached patch fixes forrest.sh:
- Users need not have ANT_HOME set, just 'ant' in their PATH. This seems
more robust.
- The $FORREST_HOME is set properly (!= PROJECT_HOME).
And fixes permissions on forrest.sh
More feedback to come as I get started on the plugin.
--Jeff
On Fri, Aug 23, 2002 at 06:25:08PM +0200, Marc Portier wrote:
> [update] is working: (over here :-))
>
> ./build.sh -buildfile build.build.xml dist
> ./build.sh -buildfile build.build.xml webapp -->
> ./build/forrest.war
> ./build.sh -buildfile build.build.xml xmlvalidate
> %FORREST_HOME%\bin\forrest seed
>
> this pretty much leaves us in a state where the cents and maven
> plugins can kick in.
> hoping some contributions/commits can do that.