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From: Simeon Fitch <metasim@yahoo.com>
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--- Stefan Bodewig <bodewig@apache.org> wrote:
> * Allow named tasks to be defined by <script> elements.

+0

> 
> * specify an onfail task or target that runs in case of a build
>   failure.
>

+1
 
> * allow sequence to be specified in depends attribute or enhance
>   antcall to work with current list of executed targets
> 

+1

> * Support nesting tasks into other elements - not just as children of
>   target - as proposed by Thomas Christen in
>   <http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ant-dev&m=98130655812010&w=2>.
> 

-0

> * Make if/unless attributes to check for the value of a property, not
>   only its existance.
> 

+1

> * check for more than one condition in if/unless attributes.
> 

+1

> * provide a way to define the order in which targets a given target
>   depends upon get executed.
> 

+1

> * define task contexts that define various common aspects (logging,
>   failure handling ...) and assign them to tasks.

+1


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