It's okay, because someone else is building the production artifacts and they're using a different tool. </sarcasm> I have a Jenkins install on a "found" serv

It's okay, because someone else is building the production artifacts and they're using a different tool. </sarcasm> I have a Jenkins install on a "found" server (belonged to a project that no longer exists, never gave the server back to infra) so I know my tests pass and my Ant scripts produce good artifacts. Still, it would be nice to step away from Ant and use something requiring less effort (and, could automatically resolve my dependencies, which by the way are a whole other battle).