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The way things are setup now you run commands like clean and compile in the context of a build variant (build variant = build file + rewrites). clean in intellij cleans thebsp build variant, clean from the command line cleans the normal build variant. And if you run clean from a script which is setup with build rewrites it cleans the corresponding directory.
Maybe clean should behave differently, but I'm not sure.
Maybe a way to tell clean to clean a specific build variant (and or an --all flag) would be good? If my build variant enters a bad state, it sounds like aside from rm -rf of the build variant directory, my option is to call clean within a script using that variant, which makes for potentially many scripts to clean the state of the build variants if you have many. Naturally I don't want to have clean embedded in my script by default, and adding arguments that trigger a clean, etc. is extra work
Files generated by build rewrites are not cleaned by bleep clean. I don't know if this is expected behavior, but it seems like a potential issue.
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