return antOpts;
}
@Override
public boolean perform(AbstractBuild<?,?> build, Launcher launcher, BuildListener listener) throws InterruptedException, IOException {
ArgumentListBuilder args = new ArgumentListBuilder();
EnvVars env = build.getEnvironment(listener);
AntInstallation ai = getAnt();
if(ai==null) {
args.add(launcher.isUnix() ? "ant" : "ant.bat");
} else {
ai = ai.forNode(Computer.currentComputer().getNode(), listener);
ai = ai.forEnvironment(env);
String exe = ai.getExecutable(launcher);
if (exe==null) {
listener.fatalError(Messages.Ant_ExecutableNotFound(ai.getName()));
return false;
}
args.add(exe);
}
VariableResolver<String> vr = build.getBuildVariableResolver();
String buildFile = env.expand(this.buildFile);
String targets = Util.replaceMacro(env.expand(this.targets), vr);
FilePath buildFilePath = buildFilePath(build.getModuleRoot(), buildFile, targets);
if(!buildFilePath.exists()) {
// because of the poor choice of getModuleRoot() with CVS/Subversion, people often get confused
// with where the build file path is relative to. Now it's too late to change this behavior
// due to compatibility issue, but at least we can make this less painful by looking for errors
// and diagnosing it nicely. See HUDSON-1782
// first check if this appears to be a valid relative path from workspace root
FilePath buildFilePath2 = buildFilePath(build.getWorkspace(), buildFile, targets);
if(buildFilePath2.exists()) {
// This must be what the user meant. Let it continue.
buildFilePath = buildFilePath2;
} else {
// neither file exists. So this now really does look like an error.
listener.fatalError("Unable to find build script at "+buildFilePath);
return false;
}
}
if(buildFile!=null) {
args.add("-file", buildFilePath.getName());
}
Set<String> sensitiveVars = build.getSensitiveBuildVariables();
args.addKeyValuePairs("-D",build.getBuildVariables(),sensitiveVars);
args.addKeyValuePairsFromPropertyString("-D",properties,vr,sensitiveVars);
args.addTokenized(targets.replaceAll("[\t\r\n]+"," "));
if(ai!=null)
env.put("ANT_HOME",ai.getHome());
if(antOpts!=null)
env.put("ANT_OPTS",env.expand(antOpts));
if(!launcher.isUnix()) {
args = args.toWindowsCommand();
// For some reason, ant on windows rejects empty parameters but unix does not.
// Add quotes for any empty parameter values:
List<String> newArgs = new ArrayList<String>(args.toList());
newArgs.set(newArgs.size() - 1, newArgs.get(newArgs.size() - 1).replaceAll(
"(?<= )(-D[^\" ]+)= ", "$1=\"\" "));
args = new ArgumentListBuilder(newArgs.toArray(new String[newArgs.size()]));
}
long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
try {
AntConsoleAnnotator aca = new AntConsoleAnnotator(listener.getLogger(),build.getCharset());