Hi,
On Feb 6, 2009, at 4:30 PM, Alex Boisvert wrote:
Take a look at the "Creating Extensions" section here:
http://buildr.apache.org/extending.html
I think it would be applicable to what you are doing.
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I got it to work using
before_define. Here's my extension in case someone else comes across
this thread in the future with similar needs:
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# Uses before_define to default all projects to including their
resources from
# src/main/java instead of src/main/resources (& similar for test) if
# those source directories exist
module InlineResources
include Buildr::Extension
before_define do |p|
[
[p.resources, p._("src/main/java")],
[p.test.resources, p._("src/test/java")]
].each do |res, path|
if File.exist?(path)
res.from(path).exclude("**/*.java")
end
end
end
end
class Buildr::Project
include InlineResources
end
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Thanks again,
Rhett
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 2:02 PM, Rhett Sutphin <[email protected]
>wrote:
[Apologies if you see this twice -- I accidentally sent it to the
old list.
It hasn't shown up in the archives so I'm resending it.]
Hi,
Synopsis: I'm having a problem with a buildfile where, if I define
the
resource paths outside of the initial project definition block, the
resource
target directories are not included on the classpath when running
tests.
The resources are copied to target (during the compile and
test:compile
tasks) and packaged correctly (if I do package test=no), but they
are not
visible to the tests.
Details: I am converting an existing project to use buildr. It
stores its
resources alongside the code, so in each of the subprojects I have
lines
like these:
resources.from(_("src/main/java")).exclude("**/*.java")
test.resources.from(_("src/test/java")).exclude("**/*.java")
Hoping to DRY this up a bit, I replaced those repeated blocks with
this
code at the end of my buildfile:
projects.each do |p|
if File.exist?(p._("src/main/java"))
# All resources come from source path
p.resources.from(p._("src/main/java")).exclude("**/*.java")
p.test.resources.from(p._("src/test/java")).exclude("**/*.java")
end
end
This introduced the problem I described in the synopsis. Two
questions:
- Is this a bug I should report on the issue tracker? Or is it
expected
behavior?
- Is there a better way to do what I'm trying to do?
Thanks,
Rhett
