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Posted to dev@ant.apache.org by bu...@apache.org on 2001/07/28 14:59:49 UTC
[Bug 2111] - Request mechanism to indicate progress while logging
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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2111
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What I wanted to do is 'echo' my progress while logging all the build results
to a log file. Perhaps an attribute for 'echo' could be created to indicate a
force to System.out instead of the log file, or maybe a new task such
! as 'progress' that does this.
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What I wanted to do is 'echo' my progress while logging all the build results
to a log file. Perhaps an attribute for 'echo' could be created to indicate a
force to System.out instead of the log file, or maybe a new task such
! as 'progress' that does this.
!
! ------- Additional Comments From sbailliez@apache.org 2001-07-28 05:59 -------
! If I understand correctly, it looks like that what you want can be achieved by
! using a custom BuildListener/BuildLogger) and pass it via the -listener/-
! logger argument.
!
! I think it is difficult to add such feature to the core because some may be
! interested in events A, other events B, etc... so I think it really must be
! something customized and nothing can be done to satisfy everyone.