build.xml is not generated, it is a template you can add extra stuff to. We use it to expose our extract scripts (such as WSDL generation for CXF) so we can run them in the IDE.
On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 7:37 AM,
<jja@...> wrote:
There was a mention of .gitignore last month, but no complete example posted.
I've just started playing with git on a brand new grails project.
Here's my first cut at a .gitignore for Grails 1.0.3.
(Note that /plugins/core was removed from 1.0.3.)
Comments welcome.
John Allison
# .gitignore for Grails 1.0.3
# web application files that are overwritten by "grails upgrade"
# cf. GRAILS_HOME/scripts/Upgrade.groovy, target( upgrade )
/web-app/WEB-INF
# IDE support files that are overwritten by "grails upgrade"
# cf. GRAILS_HOME/scripts/CreateApp.groovy, target( createIDESupportFiles )
# to be specific, you could replace "/*" below with your project name,
# e.g. "foobar.launch" (no slash)
.classpath
.project
.settings
build.xml
/*.launch
/*.tmproj
# logs
stacktrace.log
/test/reports
# project release file
*.war
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