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Re: [aspectj-users] Forcing incremental build
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Unfortunately no - incremental builds are only currently done once a
successful full build has occurred and fully populated the project
state. This project state captures everything about the build (such
as what got woven were) and so enables the incremental builds to be
possible as we can fully determine the impact of changes made to the
files we are about to incrementally build.
If you are always running with broken files, I would exclude them from
the build using the eclipse exclude mechanism (just right click them
and exclude from the build path).
Andy.
2008/6/7 <joel@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> We have a project with a large number of source files. We're in the
> middle of some major changes, so there are 300 compile errors in the
> project in eclipse (I'm trying to use the AspectJ eclipse plugin
> 1.5.2). To do a full aspectJ build takes a while and I'd like to avoid
> that. I viewed the trace log and it shows:
>
> 16:44:55 Build kind = AUTOBUILD
> 16:44:55 Project=AnalystServices, kind of build requested=Incremental
> AspectJ compilation
> 16:44:55 build: Examined delta - source file changes in required
> project AnalystServices
> 16:44:56 Preparing for build: not going to be incremental because no
> successful previous full build
> 16:44:56 Falling back to batch compilation
> 16:44:56 Preparing for build: not going to be incremental because no
> successful previous full build
>
>
> I assume the "no successful previous full build" is just because of
> the compile errors? Is there a way to force it to ignore those and
> only do incremental anyway?
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