Here are the Groovy files in base not in groovyScript folder
if-script.groovy (unused OOTB, it seems we should get rid of)
GroovyInit.groovy (I see indeed no reasons to have in config, that's history)
There are 2 other exceptions in framework (not in applications, nor plugins):
GroovyServiceTest.groovy (in minilang should be in the groovyScript folder)
GroovyBaseScript.groovy (unused OOTB, it seems we should get rid of)
Jacques
Le 08/11/2018 à 20:33, Jacques Le Roux a écrit :
Hi Pierre, Mathieu,
I did not notice and I have no ideas why it's like that. We need to look at the
history to see if there is a reason.
Jacques
Le 08/11/2018 à 18:10, Mathieu Lirzin a écrit :
Hello Pierre,
Pierre Smits <[email protected]> writes:
You're referencing a groovy script that is not located in the agreed
folder, which is the 'groovyScript' folder. Is there a reason why the
referenced file is in the config folder?
According to the developper documentation, ‘groovyScripts’ is the
“agreed” folder. It appears that the ‘base’ component is not following
this convention by using the singular form:
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~/src/ofbiz$ find . -name 'groovyScript*'
./applications/accounting/groovyScripts
./applications/product/groovyScripts
./applications/content/groovyScripts
./applications/humanres/groovyScripts
./applications/commonext/groovyScripts
./applications/party/groovyScripts
./applications/marketing/groovyScripts
./applications/manufacturing/groovyScripts
./applications/order/groovyScripts
./applications/workeffort/groovyScripts
./framework/webtools/groovyScripts
./framework/common/groovyScripts
./framework/base/groovyScript
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
