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that (the user's guide talks about this). This will give you
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to be a Task.useJUnit(Closure junitOptions)
method that might allow me to do this but I've not quite got the plumbing
right. Can anyone guide me on how to achieve this or progress further with
tracing the build problem?
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restored it from VCS and all was good.
Does anyone know of an existing bug report for this? The original error
message really needs to point out the A depends on B which doesn't exist.
That would have saved 1/2 to 1 hour of troubleshooting.
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configure the IDE to compile classes into different locations.
Probably whatever the default happens to be for the target IDE.
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-A/--dep-tasks
-a/--no-rebuild
--no-opt
Anyone have a reason to keep them?
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at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
at org.gradle.launcher.GradleMain.main(GradleMain.java:49)
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. Mostly, this just means that the profiler needs to have
a report generation strategy that can be changed. More work for Steve,
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That's great, Steve and I will definitely come and check it out. Are any
other Gradlers coming to JavaOne and interested in have a get together?
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order.
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Adam,
I like this more focused approach to reaching 1.0, especially the multiple
milestone idea. Focusing on one thing at a time is good.
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the Java compiler to use that encoding? Otherwise, I get strange
characters on the screen when the compiled programs starts.
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I'm doing work.
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Luke Taylor
luke.tay...@springsource.comwrote:
On 16/08/2010 13:51, John Murph wrote:
Would the syntax:
[compileJava, compileTestJava]*.options*.encoding = 'UTF-8'
also work, and be a bit easier to follow (for me, at least)?
Seems to - I
', group:
org.apache.commons.logging, version:'1.0.4.v200904062259'
how would I declare this so that I would just get the latest? I'd
rather just consume the tip of every bundle
thanks
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).
And create one intellij module for 'src/main' + 'src/test', another for
'src/intg-test', another for 'src/jdbc3-test' and yet another for
'src/jdbc4-test'
On Thu, 2010-08-05 at 12:18 -0400, John Murph wrote:
I don't think it is possible. I just emailed Hans some issues this
morning
(meta object programming) in Groovy, but
that technique has some limitations and is not nearly as easy to use as
Gradle's convention idea. It's a pretty powerful idea (but I agree with
Adam that it's experimental as it does have some issues).
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repositories like my local .m2 directory.
How can I tell gradle that it always should look for a new version of a
dependcy even if the version number didn't change?
Thanks,
Evert
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Do you think this might be caused by
GRADLE-949http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRADLE-949?
Is so, Hans recently (July 9th) pushed a fix for it to git.
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different about your situations that's
it's not a problem for others? Thanks again for your help guys.
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available and then run with parameters like
gradle idea --add-sources --no-sources-download --no-javadocs-download
Thanks,
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= 'Git'
}
}
There needs to be a domain object for the VCS settings. I need it as well.
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a single index.html?
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the unit tests. How can I do something like this?
gradle test -- unit tests
gradle integrationtests -- integration tests
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feature of idea plugin or is it a
bug?
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a better way?
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to ignore your changes so we can see what Gradle is
generating. Assuming you can do that, does the IDEA project have two
modules, core and examples?
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that helps. The Gradle documentation has some stuff about these
phases, which might make more sense now. :)
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dependent tasks before reaching a task that fails because of a missing
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be the
default behavior.
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things on =
the classpath (one or the other).
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a...@rubygrapefruit.net wrote:
On 13/04/10 8:03 AM, John Murph wrote:
Suppose I have a file called foo.bar that I got somehow. I want to upload
this file to a binary repository in an automated way. Is Gradle capable of
that?
Yes.
If so, how would I do it?
Have a look
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UploadArchives works fine. this is a bug isn't it?
regards,
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it
would need to be recompiled (which might generate a compile error).
Handling compilation dependencies is something that Gradle wants to improve,
but it's a significant effort so it might be a while yet.
Hope this helps,
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for Gradle to
be as simple and powerful as possible, but not all builds can be simple, and
Gradle Inc. exists to provide assistance in these cases. For more
information, linkvisit their website/link.
(There is a reason I don't work in advertisement, but you get the idea.)
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are correct. However, he told us he
used the sourceSets to change the convention to match where his files are.
It looked correct to me. I'm pretty sure Adam is correct, he just needs to
use the compile configuration instead of the runtime configuration.
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(has to resolve all the files even though it
might not need them), but worked.
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the classpath and JDK of module to the buildSrc module that I
happen to have in my project. I'm not sure that it's very important as long
as you have some module selected.
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needs.
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for cleaning up
the code? I don't like having to call hasProperty('sourceSets') but not all
these subprojects use the 'java' or 'groovy' plugins in which case they
don't seem to have a sourceSets property.
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(my
estimate right now is 3 days). I will probably post some about my
approach/thoughts when I start looking at this in more depth.
Sorry we haven't gotten to this sooner, but it shouldn't be long now
(assuming I don't get laid low with H1N1 again, or some other dreadful
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You can also use the -cp wildcard option to include all jars in a
directory. See Mark Reinhold's blog
posthttp://blogs.sun.com/mr/?entry=class_path_wildcards_in_mustang
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the version
solution as a short term solution until you can get to renaming those jars
to have version information. Longer term, that is much safer.
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and using plugins (think
Ruby gems). The Gradle install becomes 20 or 30 KB, and everything else
gets downloaded on demand. Anyway, just something to think about.
Sorry Narco, not trying to hijack your thread. I'll shut up now. :)
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-core-0.9-20091209160113-0500.jar:0.9-20091209160113-0500]
... 23 common frames omitted
BUILD FAILED
I'm not sure what to do with this. I'm using a snapshot build of Gradle 0.9
(from a week or two ago). Any ideas?
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a getStartParameter() method that returns the start
parameters which are extracted from the command line by
DefaultCommandLine2StartParameterConverter.java.
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guides (including Gradle's current one).
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burden
removed. With this approach, the idea is that one person would not have to
dedicate as much time which makes the whole effort more likely to happen.
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= 1024m
compile.getOptions().fork = true
Still I get out of heap space errors, so something seems to be wrong.
Other then that it has been a pleasure working with Gradle. Keep up the
great work.
Thomas
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, or if they
are project dependencies, they get built (in this case, app will not only
get compiled, but jarred and put into the local repo cache).
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it's a groovy plugin. You might be able to determine
how to package your modules like this, or maybe have a separate
build.properties file that the root project's build.gradle can just read and
get the needed information.
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On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 11:14 AM, Narco uld...@ctco.lv wrote:
Why didn`t You say so in start? :D
I just do things the hard way...
A big big thank You for now!
Congratulations, and you are very welcome!
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mean that adding a new module to your system would
be as easy as creating a directory and dropping a build.gradle into it that
says artifactType = 'jar' or something. That's more-or-less what we have
done here.
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of learning first!
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. Whether this is done by using OSGI or some lighter weight
classloader stuff might still be debated. That Gradle needs such
separation, however, it not.
I know they have indicated such changes would happen before 1.0.
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execution.
I bet that Hans or Adam will come in here and offer a much more elegant
solution, however. :)
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') {
my mistake?
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You might want to try the buildscript class path stuff. See User's Guide
29.2http://gradle.org/0.7/docs/userguide/organizing_build_logic.html#sec:external_dependencies
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wanted, but a task dependency was
suddenly added from projA:a to projB:a. That's not what I wanted. How can
I get access to projB's project properties without all these task
dependencies being added?
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/multi_project_builds.html#sub:configuration_time_dependencies
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-version.jar')
}
This makes Gradle just use that jar.
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convention, and despite your opinion to the opposite, the most
common convention is likely the Maven2 convention. Those build tools not
designed around convention (like Ant) require you to specify *exactly* what
to do anyway. Gradle lets you decide (this is one of it's many strengths).
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and not the released 0.5.2, but I don't
think this stuff has changed any.
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Narco uld...@ctco.lv wrote:
No, I want one war per sub-project but I have special directory layout so
my
war resources are in different directories and not in src/main/webapp.
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