https://sourceforge.net/p/antro/bugs/2009-11-02T21:25:17ZRecent changes to bugs2009-11-02T21:25:17Z2009-11-02T21:25:17ZRennie Allenhttps://sourceforge.net/u/renallen/https://sourceforge.net3b35cf31c7610e3cbc1c5940ca7b7c1506ae0bec

<div class="markdown_content"><p>$ ant -listener ru.jkff.antro.ProfileListener -lib c:/Program\ Files/Ant/antro/antro.jar -lib c:/Program\ Files/Ant/Terp/1.5/lib</p> <p>BUILD FAILED<br /> c:\workspace\iFSLaser\tools\femtolib\leaf.xml:23: c:\workspace\iFSLaser\tools\femtolib\leaf.xml:24: c:\workspace\iFSLaser\tools\femtolib\leaf.xml:25: java.lang.AssertionError: Begin should be called only once</p> <p>Total time: 7 seconds</p></div>

2009-09-09T11:39:30Z2009-09-09T11:39:30ZIncuboshttps://sourceforge.net/u/incubos/https://sourceforge.net5e5ae9d8ddf9e39efe0d4f0df5f1125d40a59501

<div class="markdown_content"><p>When launching ant with antro attached as a listener using command:<br /> ant -listener ru.jkff.antro.ProfileListener -lib ~/devel/antro/antro.jar build.xml</p> <p>I've encountered the following error:<br /> BUILD FAILED<br /> Class not found: ru.jkff.antro.ProfileListener</p> <p>antro.jar is actually located in ~/devel/antro/antro.jar.</p></div>

2008-04-07T16:30:40Z2008-04-07T16:30:40ZRyan Brueskehttps://sourceforge.net/u/rbrueske/https://sourceforge.net419ef9839ff5f27861cd9b230bd0b7bd85167339

<div class="markdown_content"><p>when viewing a log file in the applet, I would like to expand the column widths so I can see the full numbers. I have long running tasks (e.g. 1,600+ seconds) and I would like to be able to view the time (in the format hours:minutes:seconds) instead of "1,6.."</p></div>

2008-03-31T22:50:42Z2008-03-31T22:50:42ZRyan Brueskehttps://sourceforge.net/u/rbrueske/https://sourceforge.netd277a7a95d8f1fa216f8dc96e640734f08fd165e

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I can't seem to pass the antro.dir property on the command line and have it picked up. It seems to be ignored.</p> <p>I'm setting the property (along with several other properties I know to be working) as -Dantro.dir=${BUILD_DIR}/buildlogs</p> <p>This path works out to the pwd followed by the subdirectory buildlogs. When I run ant, I see: </p> <p>--- Initializing ProfileListener ---<br /> /my_build_dir/./report-31-3-2008_4-25-30.json<br /> Build started: null</p> <p>If it matters, I'm starting ant from within a shell script where I set ant properties. The full call to ant looks something like this:</p> <p>$ANT_HOME/bin/ant -f test.xml $properties antro -listener ru.jkff.antro.ProfileListener -lib ${antro} 2&gt;&amp;1|tee ${BUILD_DIR}/buildlogs/build.TESTS-`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S`.log</p> <p>I created a small ant task "antro" in the test.xml script that just echo's a line of text. Everything else seems to work ok, I am able to create and view the log file without a problem, it's just not where I want it.</p></div>

2008-03-31T21:35:50Z2008-03-31T21:35:50ZRyan Brueskehttps://sourceforge.net/u/rbrueske/https://sourceforge.netca14c04e2257d9db1a4f16417aabd8a45970df6e

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I can't seem to pass the antro.dir property on the command line and have it picked up. It seems to be ignored.</p> <p>I'm setting the property (along with several other properties I know to be working) as -Dantro.dir=${BUILD_DIR}/buildlogs</p> <p>This path works out to the pwd followed by the subdirectory buildlogs. When I run ant, I see: </p> <p>--- Initializing ProfileListener ---<br /> /my_build_dir/./report-31-3-2008_4-25-30.json<br /> Build started: null</p> <p>If it matters, I'm starting ant from within a shell script where I set ant properties. The full call to ant looks something like this:</p> <p>$ANT_HOME/bin/ant -f test.xml $properties antro -listener ru.jkff.antro.ProfileListener -lib ${antro} 2&gt;&amp;1|tee ${BUILD_DIR}/buildlogs/build.TESTS-`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S`.log</p> <p>I created a small ant task "antro" in the test.xml script that just echo's a line of text. Everything else seems to work ok, I am able to create and view the log file without a problem, it's just not where I want it.</p></div>