Hans Dockter wrote:
On Jul 31, 2008, at 12:09 PM, Adam Murdoch wrote:
Hi,
How do I rebuild gradlew? I've made some changes to the groovy plugin
to add a groovydoc task. However, I can't use this task in gradle's
build without rebuilding gradlew with my changes in it (or at least,
I think that's the case)
Why do you use gradlew and not gradle?
Probably because I'm confused :) I'm still figuring out the best way to
develop for gradle.
I think I pretty much have the same setup that you describe. The
problem is that I wanted to change build.gradle to use new stuff not
available in the gradle snapshot checked-in to subversion. I had an
installed version with the changes in it, so the changes worked fine for
me. However, as soon as I checked in gradle.build, no-one else would be
able to bootstrap from the source using gradlew. So, I wanted to update
the gradle snapshot.
I think I've managed to do this ok now. I've changed the 'wrapper' task
for gradle's build.gradle to copy the appropriate jar into place so that
it is easier to updated the gradle snapshot.
Adam
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