Hello, On 25/03/18 21:03, Michael Vorburger wrote: > This of course is not a simple change. > > > So I actually toyed with Gradle POC in infrautils on the long flight > over to ONS, see > https://github.com/opendaylight/infrautils/compare/master...vorburger:gradle > ... and it's, of course, totally feasible. It already "works" as in it > builds the infrautils JARs, but this first POC is way overly simplistic, > of course. Still, my current feeling is that it's probably not years and > years of work to drive this further... but as always, you only know > really know the total effort when you are realy fully done. ;-)
Yes, infrautils is a nice POC, but it does not begin to exercise the complexities encountered. Converting md-sal would be a more appropriate POC. > The last slide in the DDF session Stephen and I just presented has more > thoughts, > here: > https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1BR5CLxTO2CU8ZyhdzoGDFhki4mZFklJMxIWLCjCbbX8/edit#slide=id.g356b7b4527_0_5 > > As per that slide, main things are YANG generation (some work, but *N > days, not weeks or months perhaps?) and our entire Karaf Maven support. > Full disclosure: I'm motivated to perhaps try to contribute something > re. the YANG generation, but personally not very interested in Gradle > support for Karaf features and distributions. Is anyone else reading > this? ;-) The equivalent of yang-maven-plugin (and integration with all the codegen plugins like mdsal-binding-java-api-generator) is the very minimum required. Proper integration with any packaging we use -- be it Karaf or anything else. Both need to be ready before we ever contemplate embarking on this path. Regards, Robert
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