Project

The project block describes the relationship of this project to other projects.

Example Usage

project @dotnet {
    ignores = [ "**/*.binlog" ]
    dependencies = [ "../other-project" ]
    links = [ "../weak-reference-to-project" ]
    outputs = [ "bin/" "obj/" "**/*.binlog" ]
    includes = [ "**/*" ]
}

# attributes can be omitted - this will use default configuration from extension
project @dotnet

Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• identifier - (Optional) Project will be initialized using provided extension.
• ignores - (Optional) List of globbings to ignore. Globbings are relative project directory.
• dependencies - (Optional) List of dependencies relative to project directory or absolute in workspace. Do not confuse with links.
• links - (Optional) List of weak dependencies relative to project directory or absolute in workspace. links does not enforce target completion nor build order - a link just allows to get project information (discover project hash for example using version function). links can be used for build optimizations (when you just need project hash and no outputs).
• outputs - (Optional) List of globbings to include to capture artifacts. Globbings are relative to project directory.
• includes - (Optional) List of globbings to determine project files to include. Globbing are relative to project directory. Default is **/* (all files under project directory).