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I would like to execute all targets instead of specifying each one.
For example:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<project name="Kte" default="all" basedir="/home/Kte">
<target name="target1">
</target>
<target name="target2">
</target>
</project>
Currently I have use:
$ ant target1
$ ant target2
I'd like to use:
$ ant
and have both targets get built (this is just an example. Reality I have a long ever changing Ant buildfile with sub-ant files so would be very handy to have an "all" feature.
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To show every target associated with a build. xml file, you need to run ant -p -v Also, ant -p build.
An Ant target is a sequence of tasks to be executed to perform a part (or whole) of the build process. Ant targets are defined by the user of Ant. Thus, what tasks an Ant target contains depends on what the user of Ant is trying to do in the build script.
You could create an ant task all, which depends on all the specific targets that you have...
<target name="all" depends="target1, target2, ... ">
</target>
ant all
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