Posted By:
Matt_Be
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011 06:34 PM
I would like to call a dependent target twice. The target is used to set a property before and after an intermediary step of calling a tool. Here's a pretend example of what I mean: I'm executing whatev Original file size: ${oldFileSize} New file size: ${filesize} In this example I want to call target whatev and see the old and new sizes of the file, but when it is executed the the filesize property is not updated. I can see in the script output that the target getFileSize is not executed twice like I would have hoped. Is there a way to force the execution of a dependent target multipl
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I would like to call a dependent target twice. The target is used to set a property before and after an intermediary step of calling a tool. Here's a pretend example of what I mean:
I'm executing whatev
Original file size: ${oldFileSize}
New file size: ${filesize}
In this example I want to call target
whatev
and see the old and new sizes of the file, but when it is executed the the
filesize
property is not updated. I can see in the script output that the target
getFileSize
is not executed twice like I would have hoped. Is there a way to force the execution of a dependent target multiple times in a dependency list?
Please note that this example is contrived but makes the point.
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