Wasn't able to find another thread about this, and I suspect it's fairly
simple. Hoping someone on this list can set me straight:
I'm trying to compile "in-place" so to speak, i.e. place the .class files right
next to the .java files that form the basis for compilation. This is quite
simple in terms of changing the layout: Specify the custom location of
target/main/classes and it works just fine. The app packages just fine, too; it
includes exactly what I've told it to and excludes everything else. My problem
arises at the clean task… using `buildr clean` wipes out my target directory,
which also happens to contain my source files.
I can extend clean like:
clean { rm_rf _('my_sources/**.class') }
but that doesn't do anything to change clean's default behavior (namely wiping
out my new, custom target directory). Is there a simple way to specify
precisely what clean cleans and nothing else?
Thanks,
Christopher
