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I noticed that currently the jre task works on all the defined platform at the same time.
jre
I think it would be useful if instead the task were split by platform, and jre was a "convenience" task to group them all.
So, for example, given the platforms win_64, linux_64 and linux_aarch64, it would generate the following tasks
win_64
linux_64
linux_aarch64
jreWindows64, jreLinux64, jreLinuxAarch64
jreWindows64
jreLinux64
jreLinuxAarch64
and the task jre would depend on all of them.
This would have the direct benefit of being able to parallelize each task (a similar approach could be applied to other tasks as well)
I'd be happy to work on this, but likely later this year (mid September or later)
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I noticed that currently the
jre
task works on all the defined platform at the same time.I think it would be useful if instead the task were split by platform, and
jre
was a "convenience" task to group them all.So, for example, given the platforms
win_64
,linux_64
andlinux_aarch64
, it would generate the following tasksjreWindows64
,jreLinux64
,jreLinuxAarch64
and the task
jre
would depend on all of them.This would have the direct benefit of being able to parallelize each task (a similar approach could be applied to other tasks as well)
I'd be happy to work on this, but likely later this year (mid September or later)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: