Verify loaders at build #11
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This causes ScriptRunner to raise an exception rather than log a warning when files are found in the source directory that are not implicated in the manifest.
This add a flag to the -build process to ensure that all the referenced Loaders exist at build time.
… base directory is the source directory.
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Superseded by #12. |
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Implementation of #5.
Added the new
-verifyloadersflag that will validate that the Loader files references in the manifest can be found at build time.@Palmr I'm not sure 100% on how you do your build. Our ScriptRunner.jar and ScriptRunner directory live inside the source directory so the Loaders should always be resolvable at build time. I'm not sure if this is true for you. As such I have only made it validate if you pass the new flag. However, I can make it always do a warning if you like and only error if you pass this flag - much like my implementation for
-nounimplicatedfiles.