Tags give the ability to mark specific points in history as being important
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0.0.5
Release: Jake 0.0.5fc341101 · ·* Feature: Add option for the CLEAN command to explicitly delete MANIFEST.MF file * Feature: Add command line option to change working directory * Feature: Replace environment variables in entire argument string * Fix: Replacing strings in source files does now correctly update tracked meta information * Fix: Remove unnecessary and buggy internal tracking of existing folders
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0.0.4
Release: Jake 0.0.46ac418da · ·* Fix: Prefer the SHELL environment variable instead of running hard coded bash on Linux * Fix: Check, if files still exist when the internal has changed query is performed. Re-add or Re-compile missing files * Fix: Add already compiled, unchanged (and therefore skipped) class files to class path
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0.0.3
Release: Jake 0.0.3ad91b7dc · ·* Fix: Correctly handle commands which do not set commandArgs_
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0.0.2
Release: Jake 0.0.2a5e0bbf2 · ·* Feature: Introduce per argument setting for environment variable parsing * Change: Only upload artifacts for tag releases
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0.0.1
Release: Jake 0.0.1cdb067f4 · ·* Fix: class path arguments for compilation * Fix: only add tracked build files, if compilation succeeded * Fix: Platform independent path separator * Fix: Save files and JSONs after clean and compile * Fix: Escape spaces when calling commands from other commands
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0.0.0
Release: Jake 0.0.064470552 · ·First release. This is the first binary that was built using a Jake binary which was created by the GitLab pipeline. (It is now building itself)
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0.0.0b
Release: Jake 0.0.0b7eb0f7ec · ·This pre-release tag is used to provide a pipeline compiled Jake binary for the purpose of bootstrapping the pipeline with itself.
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0.0.0a
Release: Jake 0.0.0aebd6afa7 · ·Initial commit. This pre-release tag is used to provide a pre-compiled Jake binary for the purpose of kick-starting the pipeline.