Support for paths in summary files and per-directory summary files #32
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… than filename) in summary files. Support truncation of pathnames in summary files from a base path.
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Julien Nicoulaud » checksum-maven-plugin #25 SUCCESS |
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Single summary files currently write filenames rather than pathnames. When a directory tree contains multiple files by the same name this results in conflicting entries in the summary file. This is easily avoided by recording the full pathname of each file in the summary.
Execution of this plugin illuminates an issue with storing pathnames in that the path can contain more detail, i.e. higher parts of the tree, than desired. This changeset includes support for 'summaryRoot', a path segment, which is removed from each pathname when writing to the summary file.
The traditional storage of checksums is in the form of a single summary file per directory. Oddly this plugin supported only 1:1 checksum files and a 1:all summary file. This changeset adds support for a per-directory summary file, presently only in CSV form.