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#Runjs vs make full#

Rebuild can only be performed at the project level (so, "No" to answer your question about a module rebuild). So unlike make, it deletes all previous compiled objects.

#Runjs vs make full#

Rebuild - This performs a full clean make on the project.

Finally, make only compiles classes and does not create any artifacts (JARs, WARs, etc.) So the main difference between compile and make is that compile can be performed on a finer level (class or package) and make compiles transitive/recursive dependencies. When you make a project, some additional tasks that tiled to the make process are performs, such as EJB validation. Thus, using the above example, if we make "GUI", it will also make "API" and compile any classes modified since last compilation. Make, however, will transitively/recursively compile dependencies. you cannot make a single class or package).

Make - Make is limited to the module or project level.

It does not create any artifacts (JARs, WARs, etc.) If "API" was not previously compiled (or has changes) the compiling of GUI would fail.

If you compile module "GUI" which has a dependency on module "API", only GUI is complied. a clean compile) this includes unmodified classes within the scope. Compile always compiles everything in the scope (i.e. If Bar was previous compiled, but has changed, and you again only compile Foo, it uses the old compiled version and does not recompile the changed Bar class. So if Foo has a dependency on Bar, and Bar was not previously compiled, and you go to compile Foo only, the compilation fails. It does not transitively compile dependencies. So you can, for example, compile just a single class or a package (or, of course, a module). Compile - this just complies the files in the specified scope.I'm not sure where you are seeing "Build", unless you are referring to"Build Artifact". or?Īre build and rebuild exactly the same things? Somehow my autogenerated ant scripts are getting scrambled. I understand this distinction in a general way, but what exactly is the story here? am I able to define two different build profiles, one for testing, one for production? I dont see any config panel for all thatĪnd, must have set up my output configs incorrectly because when I use rebuild project, I get one folder per module, no production/testing dirs is there a "rebuild module" command? dont see oneĪnother question: from the docs and looking at the autogenerated ant scripts, intellij by default creates two subdirectories for each module: testing and production. but sometimes I do want to rebuild, not just make, that module. so I disable compilation on that one, to save time during each test run.

I have a multi-module project in which one module is constantly changing, and one changes almost never.

true?Īre build and rebuild exactly the same things? are make and compile exactly the same things? So, the way I understand it, when it comes to compilation,there's conditional, and there's clean: confitional compilation only rewrites files that have changed, clean compilation blows them all away and starts freshīuild and rebuild and are clean, and make and compile are conditional.