Le 23/03/2010 16:11, Antoine Toulme a écrit :
You could have changed the version of a dependency in your Buildfile
How can I detect a change on my buildfile ?
Can I add a file task dependency on the buildfile ?
A Buildfile is a dynamic object - meaning it can fetch the dependency
numbers from somewhere else, an other file, or using some mechanism.
Then I would add file dependencie on these files - but I don't want my
build to be so complex. I want everything in the buildfile. -- ntu
that's not a subject I want to discus right now ;-)
That's not what I want : I want to run tests for my artifact and not for
the other projects, so I can't use "test=no".
You can run tests for a particular project.
Here for example:
buildr myProject:artifactToBuild:test
but, when I run "buildr test", I do it under the
myProject/artifactToBuild forder.
when I do "buildr myProject:artifactToBuild:test", it does the same :
runs ALL tests in ALL other dependencies.
-- Jean-Philippe Caruana
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