copy java files to project template on build and clean them afterwards #824
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problem
Each time we make a change in the
testappjava files, we need to also make them in the project template. It's error prone.solution
Make runtime build pack them in the final
.tgzeffect
Now all changes that need to be added to the project template can be added directly in the java files in
testapp