> My idea was to keep a completely clean separation > between manually edited files and automatically > generated files. By that means, at a moment's notice, > one can have a single zip file to stuff in a pocket > flash memory or something like that.
So you delete the target directory and zip up what's left? In that case, you could use: zip -r myzip.zip . -x 'target/*' -x '*/target/*' (that's on cygwin, though..) > (I live in the third world. There are frequent > localized power failures, and street demonstrations. wow... that put's things in perspective for me. > I suppose your recommendation would be to collect such > a package using a 'dist' goal? Is that the usual > technique, then? If you have that fine tuned, it would also work the above might be more convenient in a hurry. > As you pointed out before multiproject:clean demands a > simultaneous rebuild. Perhaps I shall have to create > an explicit ant 'clean' target. Yes, you could have maven.xml with: <ant:delete> <ant:includes name="**/target/**" /> </ant:delete> Cheers, Brett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
