Mark .form files as inputs to :instrumentForms task - #4685
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This makes the class files to be reinstrumented when GUI designer changes are made. Previously tasks would all report as UP-TO-DATE, so changes would not be reflected in the next run.
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Identify the Bug or Feature request
Improves on PR #4390 for #4389
Description of the Change
I've noticed that the current
:instrumentFormstask does not recognize changes to IntelliJ GUI files. This makes dev iteration more clunky than it needs to be when making frequent UI changes. So the situation was only mildly improved by the previous PR.This PR makes it so the class files are reinstrumented whenever a
.formfile is changed. This way they won't report as up-to-date unless neither Java nor form files are modified.Possible Drawbacks
Should be none (build only).
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