android - Modifying AndroidManifest.xml with build tag causes infinite rebuilding in Eclipse -

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i've added tagging / date-stamping system android build system similar thread found here on stack overflow: embed version details in android apk

this worked out great me, post awesome , modified perl put in datestamp thus:

perl -npi -e 's/(build date:)(.+)(dev-mob)/"build date: " . localtime() . " dev-mob"/e;' $manifest

the issue i'm dealing eclipse wants continue building on , over. sees androidmanifest.xml has changed, starts autobuild, thereby changing androidmanifest.xml , sparking autobuild... rinse, lather, repeat.

i've turned off "build automatically," , result fine me (i.e. build on debugging deployment and/or after clean), not on every single file save and/or change eclipse want do. co-worker wants autobuild functioning normal, , says date stamping defective otherwise.

how "builder" mark tree refreshed and/or up-to-date after modifying androidmanifest.xml, tree doesn't keep looping? looks flag says "refreshed" evaluated , triggers new build after previous build.

thanks, can post more details on date stamping if desired.

dd

check builder comes first in project builders list order.


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