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Summary: [depends] be able to (partially)
disable/control the
dependency graph calling ant
Product: Ant
Version: 1.7.0
Platform: Other
OS/Version: other
Status: NEW
Severity: normal
Priority: P2
Component: Core
AssignedTo: dev ant.apache.org
ReportedBy: dev.tom.menzel gmx.net
use case:
the dependency graph is fairly long and consumes quite some
time to execute all
steps.
especially when testing it occurs that not all tasks in the
chain need to be run.
it seems that others the same problem solving it with rather
clumsy workarounds.
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod
_mbox/ant-user/200703.mbox/%3C00a501c76ac6$34e043d0$3a20
a8c0 isabelteam.be%3E
command line options to handle this would be great, like:
--skip <target list>
RESULT: execution is normal except for those targets in the
list. these are
skipped, meaning that their tasks arent executed, but their
dependencies are
stilled honored and followed up.
--stopat <target list>
RESULT: when the dependency graph is created it wont follow
any dependencies of
the named targets.
--nodepends <target list>
RESULT: only the given targets would be executed in the
given order
--newtarget <target list>
RESULT: creates a new empty target with the given targets as
the depends value.
the idea be hind this is: although you can execute several
targets from the
command line in one go, the dependency graph is fully
executed for each, causing
unneeded duplicate execution due to overlap
i realize that with a good build file design this options
are not needed as
much, but you are not always in control of the build file or
dont have the time
to rewrite/change it.
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