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in fact that file is identical on my laptop when i build from the same git branch

if pants decides to rebuild a target, it's because that hash doesn't match the target's current hash

the hash / cache key for a target includes the sources and parameters, but also the options for the task

so you might look at whether you've changed options in a relevant way.

Are these errors on travis known? ```/home/travis/build/pantsbuild/pants/contrib/node/examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/testproject/jsresources/JsResourcesMain.java:3:1: package com.google.common.base does not exist```

I’m getting them in two unrelated pull requests, so I doubt it’s my code causing the trouble

I would guess something to do with 8d6b0a09662ca436dd7e4b3fd6cea230d0f753b6

See e.g., <https://travis-ci.org/pantsbuild/pants/jobs/207169780>

i saw those intermittently, but have no idea what they are =(

Master itself doesn’t appear to be broken

it looks like potentially a corrupted ivy cache entry?

I was able to reproduce it once on my desktop, but not since

It’s unlikely I incurred the same ivy corruption as travis

yea, potentially... i haven't gotten a local repro

Well, selectively nuking travis caches for just those two PRs seems to have fixed it

I'd like my pants build to make a super stupid tarball of a folder in my source tree. Is that possible?

I basically have a JVM build and would like a few files to be bundled into a tarball, and then to incorporate that tarball into my jar as a resource

I know how to make individual source files into resources in my jar, but I don't know if I can first tar something up, then add that as a resource

it looks like there's the option to add bundles to jvm_app, but not to other things?

my desire for this is mostly caused by the inability in standard Java APIs to list resources in a jar :slightly_smiling_face:

so rather than hardcode a bunch of names of small files, I wanted to tarball/zip them up before embedding them into the jar

Hear ye hear ye - I will be cutting the weekly release in about an hour and a half, so let me know if there are any last minute changes you want in there.

anyone have thoughts on my tarball + jvm resource question? the bundle stuff looked promising but then didn't seem to do what I wanted