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@qqq chain multiple target tasks
i.e. (comp ... (target :dir "foo") (target :dir "bar"))
@alandipert : ` (target :dir #{"../../build/dev/war/WEB-INF/" "../../build/prod/war/WEB-INF/"}) ` <-- is this also supposed to work? (it is working for me) or is this unreliable
that’s not supposed to work, :dir
takes a string arg, not a set
hm i think maybe the argument is just poorly named
@alandipert It really takes a set of strings 😄 https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/blob/master/boot/core/src/boot/task/built_in.clj#L377
is it going to continue taking a set of strings; or should I change it to two targets each with a single string in prep for future changes ?
we’ll never change it
we might (should!) update the doc string and maybe another argument that takes a single path