This isn't an ant problem, it is that one of our tests run in the ant build calls a shell script which isn't intended for Windows. Part of the reason we aren't changing our build system is that losing the ability to run tests like that won't improve quality.
It is part of the issue of compile.sh having lived longer than we thought it would. It was only intended to be stop-gap until other tools were available but we are still mostly maintaining/testing it.
The publication of built resources is a different matter than build systems. This is more a question of how we are factoring the system and what embeddable components should be pushed and at what cadence.
This isn't an
antproblem, it is that one of our tests run in theantbuild calls a shell script which isn't intended for Windows. Part of the reason we aren't changing our build system is that losing the ability to run tests like that won't improve quality.It is part of the issue of
compile.shhaving lived longer than we thought it would. It was only intended to be stop-gap until other tools were available but we are still mostly maintaining/testing it.The publication of built resources is a different matter than build systems. This is more a question of how we are factoring the system and what embeddable components should be pushed and at what cadence.