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| The file dependency action allows you to control the flow of your build based on whether or not a file (or set of files) has changed relative to a time stamp. For example, you can choose to run a set of compiler actions only if the source files are newer than the compiled application. In order to use a file dependency action, you have to choose (a) the tiles and folders to check (the "source files") and. (b) the date timestamp to compare them to. |
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The action will not fail if a wildcard filespec fails to match any files, or if a directory is empty. However, the action will fail (regardless of how this option is set) if none of the specified files can be found.
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