A sticking point for Katamari is the distinction between an intermediary build product with which the user really has no business such as a bunch of classfiles and a "final" product which a user will want to directly consume such as a jarfile.
This patch introduces the concept of a "product" of a target - being an array of paths naming files which could for instance be copied to Katamari's configured target directory once a build completes. This allows for some distinction between intermediary products which could participate in :paths and "terminal" products which a user may choose to copy around or otherwise use.
A sticking point for Katamari is the distinction between an intermediary build product with which the user really has no business such as a bunch of classfiles and a "final" product which a user will want to directly consume such as a jarfile.
This patch introduces the concept of a "product" of a target - being an array of paths naming files which could for instance be copied to Katamari's configured target directory once a build completes. This allows for some distinction between intermediary products which could participate in
:pathsand "terminal" products which a user may choose to copy around or otherwise use.