Issue #165: Place script/argument files in target #173
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With this the arguments and `java.[sh|bat` files will be created in the build directory (usually `target`), rather than in the output directory (usually `target/classes`). Fixes codehaus-plexus#165
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I think this would lead to compile and testCompile overwriting each others javac.sh file. Maybe a prefix is needed. |
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It looks like there is already a directory structure that differentiates between the different compile targets: |
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I do admit making these changes without much consideration. And I did not provide a test. I'm sorry about that I'm rather short on time at the moment. |
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done here #184 |
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With this the arguments and
java.[sh|batfiles will be created in thebuild directory (usually
target), rather than in the output directory(usually
target/classes).Fixes #165