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Scan Workspace and present all Build files #5
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This is the only thing holding me back from using this extension. We have a very large code base we have various modules that have their own build scripts in their own folders. |
i have found you can mitigate by using a vscode-workspace and putting your "active" build.xml folder as the first entry. other than that, i have been considering implementing workspace awareness, or switching projects over to MVN which works ootb. |
I came to this repo just for to see if anything had brought up this topic. And yes, @pyramid-johng thanks for that tip. Drag a project up to the top position in the workspace and the build.xml being used for Ant changes immediately. Workspace awareness would be helpful. Thanks. |
Now I've released the import support this is next on the list of things to support. I didn't internally have need for this before but it's just become relevant. |
I've finally released v0.3.0 which will scan workspace folders in turn until it hits one with a build file. |
When opened in a workspace, the extension should scan all folders for Ant Build files, and present them in the View. Each discovered Build file should appear as another "node" in the Tree view at the root level. If the file has no
name
attribute, display the folder it was discovered from.Each individual folder's
build.auto
must apply as expected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: