feat(build): update index and checksum by default, provide opt out for index#382
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…r index This reverts the default flip done by sensmetry#298. Index-only opt-out is provided, since it doesn't make sense to not update checksums to match actual file contents. Signed-off-by: Andrius Pukšta <andrius.puksta@sensmetry.com>
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This reverts the default flip done by #298. Index-only opt-out is provided, since it doesn't make sense to not update checksums to match actual file contents. Java bindings (and only these) will not update index, as the user can supply custom project metadata, including index, and updating the index silently on build would override the supplied one.
Now the behaviour matches user expectations in almost all cases, and requires less friction to build KPARs publishable to the index.
In bindings, also allow path usages in the KPARs being built, since this is not yet configurable by the caller.
Fixes #378