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Some tasks using javac, e.g. compile-jruby have includeantruntime="true".
This cause build/test errors in some packaging systems, e.g. pacman for Arch Linux, because the apache-ant package ships with all the optional libraries, including a quite outdated jruby.jar (0.9.8 at the time of writing this).
I think the solution should be to change includeantruntime to false, then explicitly include only necessary libraries/jars from Ant.
We need yet to figure out what are the 'necessary jars we need from ant'.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some tasks using javac, e.g.
compile-jruby
haveincludeantruntime="true"
.This cause build/test errors in some packaging systems, e.g. pacman for Arch Linux, because the
apache-ant
package ships with all the optional libraries, including a quite outdated jruby.jar (0.9.8 at the time of writing this).I think the solution should be to change
includeantruntime
tofalse
, then explicitly include only necessary libraries/jars from Ant.We need yet to figure out what are the 'necessary jars we need from ant'.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: