does Ant war switch "preserve" exists?

[Narco]

Hello!
I`m using different filesets for building one war package. These filesets may contain different files with the same same depending on configuration. The goal is to ignore file in fileset if it was already added to archive in previous fileset. The Ant war task has property preserve which allowed me to accomplish this. How to do the same on gradle war plugin? I understand that I can make exploded war with copy tasks and then archive it but that will be unneeded write operations so I would like to avoid that.

[Narco]

I`m sorry, I meant property duplicate with value "preserve".

Narco wrote:

Hello!
I`m using different filesets for building one war package. These filesets may contain different files with the same same depending on configuration. The goal is to ignore file in fileset if it was already added to archive in previous fileset. The Ant war task has property preserve which allowed me to accomplish this. How to do the same on gradle war plugin? I understand that I can make exploded war with copy tasks and then archive it but that will be unneeded write operations so I would like to avoid that.

[Narco]

Anybody?


I`m sorry, I meant property duplicate with value "preserve".

Narco wrote:

Hello!
I`m using different filesets for building one war package. These filesets may contain different files with the same same depending on configuration. The goal is to ignore file in fileset if it was already added to archive in previous fileset. The Ant war task has property preserve which allowed me to accomplish this. How to do the same on gradle war plugin? I understand that I can make exploded war with copy tasks and then archive it but that will be unneeded write operations so I would like to avoid that.

[Adam Murdoch-2]

Narco wrote:

> Anybody?
>
>
> Narco wrote:
>  
>> I`m sorry, I meant property duplicate with value "preserve".
>>
>>
>> Narco wrote:
>>    
>>> Hello!
>>> I`m using different filesets for building one war package. These filesets
>>> may contain different files with the same same depending on
>>> configuration. The goal is to ignore file in fileset if it was already
>>> added to archive in previous fileset. The Ant war task has property
>>> preserve which allowed me to accomplish this. How to do the same on
>>> gradle war plugin? I understand that I can make exploded war with copy
>>> tasks and then archive it but that will be unneeded write operations so I
>>> would like to avoid that.
>>>
>>>      

Sorry for the late reply.

Gradle doesn't have the equivalent of the duplicate flag yet. Could you
add a JIRA issue for this?


--
Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
http://www.gradle.org


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[Narco]

Added - http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRADLE-710

Adam Murdoch-2 wrote:

Narco wrote:
> Anybody?
>
>
> Narco wrote:
>  
>> I`m sorry, I meant property duplicate with value "preserve".
>>
>>
>> Narco wrote:
>>    
>>> Hello!
>>> I`m using different filesets for building one war package. These filesets
>>> may contain different files with the same same depending on
>>> configuration. The goal is to ignore file in fileset if it was already
>>> added to archive in previous fileset. The Ant war task has property
>>> preserve which allowed me to accomplish this. How to do the same on
>>> gradle war plugin? I understand that I can make exploded war with copy
>>> tasks and then archive it but that will be unneeded write operations so I
>>> would like to avoid that.
>>>
>>>      

Sorry for the late reply.

Gradle doesn't have the equivalent of the duplicate flag yet. Could you
add a JIRA issue for this?


--
Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
http://www.gradle.org


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