More tests, especially for updates. One test is disabled because it fails. The task fails if you are pulling in a web.xml on an existing web.xml file via a fileset if update=false, because the fileset version checking is hiding the inclusion of the web.xml file from the war task -its being dropped before we notice. This is not a BC problem. Maybe I should always make web.xml mandatory to stop this behavior arising.
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We may want to have an attribute to indicate that a web.xml file is needed, or that we dont want to see the warning message. Say nowebxml="fail", "warn" or "skip", with the default being fail for backwards compatibility. Thoughts? Now is the time to add it...
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control whether the file modification times inside the archive will
be rounded up or down (since zips only store modification times with
a granularity of two seconds). The default remains to round up.
PR: 17934
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(1) Make sure there is a Copyright notice on all visible files.
(2) Make sure all years in which the file has been modified are
listed.
(3) Make sure the format is consistent, i.e. separate consecutive
years with a dash, not a comma.
When Stephane changed starteam.html it has been 2001 in France but
2002 in Australia - does that mean we add 2002 to the Copyright line
or not? ;-)
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make the classes flexible enough to deal with non US-ASCII filenames
either consistent with the command line ZIP tools (it has been since
it uses the org.apache classes instead of java.util.zip) or the jar
command (which it has been up to Ant 1.3).
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