I thought perhaps having the outputs hooked up would make a
difference. So I modified my code to:
@TaskAction
public void generate() {
assert convention: "convention cannot be null"
FileTree inputFileTree = project.fileTree(dir:
convention.localizationOutputPath, includes: ['LFW_*Messages-*.xml'])
inputs.files(inputFileTree)
FileTree outputFileTree = project.fileTree(dir:
convention.localizationOutputPath, includes: ['*.properties'])
outputs.files(outputFileTree)
convention.supportedModes.each {ResourceMode mode ->
new GenerateResources(project, convention).generateResources(mode)
}
}
No difference. Every time I run the generate task, it runs the
exportMessages task.
There is something I just don't understand about how this works...
phil
}
On Wed, Jul 20, 2011 at 3:12 PM, phil swenson <[email protected]> wrote:
> Here is my code:
>
>
> @TaskAction
> public void generate() {
> assert convention: "convention cannot be null"
> FileTree fileTree = project.fileTree(dir:
> convention.localizationOutputPath, includes: ['LFW_*Messages-*.xml'])
> inputs.files(fileTree)
> convention.supportedModes.each {ResourceMode mode ->
> new GenerateResources(project, convention).generateResources(mode)
> }
> }
>
>
> This code is for a "generate" task that dependsOn "exportMessages",
> which populates a directory "convention.localizationOutputPath" with
> some files that conform to 'LFW_*Messages-*.xml'
>
> So basically what I'm looking for is if the files in the file tree
> exist on an subsequent execution, I wouldn't expect the
> "exportMessages" task to execute. But "exportMessages" executes every
> time.
>
> This is the first time I've tried hooking up the "inputs" like this,
> so I'm new to this concept.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> phil
>
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