substitutor

Environment entries are substituted in ~/.wadrc
The deployment targets can contain the server "homes" as variables, e.g.:

${LIBERTY_HOME}/usr/servers/defaultServer/dropins
${WILDFLY_HOME}/standalone/deployments
${PAYARA_HOME}/glassfish/domains/domain1/autodeploy
${TOMEE_HOME}/webapps

hit the enter

1. build can be also initiated by pressing the "enter" key
2. user feedback is improved
3. usage notes formatted

.wadrc

WAD fetches configuration from "user.home" + .wadrc
The configuration contains line-break separated list of folders
command line arguments are added to the existing configuration
output / formatting improvements

usage

Pre-build checks improved (just launch wad in any directory and see what happens)
Usage notes added
Internal refactoring

Enjoy ThinWARs!

time

fix: initial build happens once
current time is printed
additional metrics are available

stats

build time, success, failures and WAR sizes are gathered and logged every 10 builds
pom.xml is also scanned for changes

multideploy

A simultaneous deployment to multiple servers at the same time is supported e.g.

java -jar wad.jar (...)/payara5/glassfish/domains/domain1/autodeploy /Users/abien/work/servers/wildfly-15.0.0.Final/standalone/deployments (...)/openliberty-18.0.0.3/usr/servers/defaultServer/dropins (...)/tomee-microprofile-8.0.0-M1/webapps

Ride the Lightning

Changes are detected within 0.5s

emoji

the entire src/main is scanned (not only Java)
output cleanup
successful build number added
file size added to output (may your WARs be thin :-))
superfluous maven output removed

MVP

• deployment directory validated (parameter)
• clean goal added
• additional output provided