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James Perkins commented on LOGTOOL-128:
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One thing to note is for tools like Zanata, which is mostly what this tool was created
for, there can only be one directory that is used for an upload directory. For projects
like WildFly that use a combination of both generated files as well as Java resource
bundles.
The idea of this was having the ability to not have to filter out these translations files
as they will not be needed at runtime.
The generated skeleton files should end up in the generate source
directory not the output directory
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Key: LOGTOOL-128
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/LOGTOOL-128
Project: Log Tool
Issue Type: Bug
Reporter: James Perkins
The generated skeleton files end up in the {{StandardLocation.CLASS_OUTPUT}} which is
where compiled classes go. Since it's generated and not needed in the final archive it
should be in the {{StandardLocation.SOURCE_OUTPUT}}.
One thing to note is this could be considered a breaking change. It has gone into this
directory since the first release.
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