@sydb and I working on Test2 have noticed that whenever a process is run that requires p5subset.xml, unless a local copy of p5subset.xml is explicitly provided, a fresh copy is downloaded even if the one it's overwriting is the same. This is pointless and time-consuming.
Using ant's get task with @usetimestamp would make this unnecessary, since it would just check with the server to see if the file has changed. This would make transformations much quicker.
@sydb and I working on Test2 have noticed that whenever a process is run that requires p5subset.xml, unless a local copy of p5subset.xml is explicitly provided, a fresh copy is downloaded even if the one it's overwriting is the same. This is pointless and time-consuming.
Using ant's get task with
@usetimestampwould make this unnecessary, since it would just check with the server to see if the file has changed. This would make transformations much quicker.