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Kirill Sizov updated IGNITE-20193:
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Description:
Ignite, a product written in java, has a native module {*}platforms{*}. This
module is a part of the multi-module Gradle build and when a java developer
runs {{./gradlew build}} command, it gets configured and executed as well.
At the moment, to be built successfully, this module requires specific
developer environment configuration outside Gradle. I other words, it's not
enough to just checkout the code and run {{./gradlew build}} .
Failing to configure the native module leads to errors like
{noformat}
Execution failed for task ':platforms:cmakeConfigureOdbc'.
> [cmakeConfigureOdbc]Error: CMAKE returned 1
{noformat}
What we want is to have a short path for java developers to get Ignite built.
h3. Proposed solution
We add a property into {{gradle.properties}} file, It will control the
initialization of *platforms* module:
{code:java}
buildNative = false
{code}
With that the default setup will run pure java modules with no need to perform
any OS configuration.
If on the other hand a developer want to include *platforms* into the build,
they can either change the property in the config file or run Gradle command
with this property set
{code:java}
./gradlew build -PbuildNative = true
{code}
was:
Ignite, a product written in java, has a native module {*}platforms{*}. This
module is a part of the multi-module Gradle build and when a java developer
runs {{./gradlew build}} command, it gets configured and executed as well.
At the moment this module requires specific developer environment configuration
outside the build script to be able to be built successfully. I other words,
it's not enough to just checkout the code and run Gradle.
Failing to configure the native module leads to errors like
{noformat}
Execution failed for task ':platforms:cmakeConfigureOdbc'.
> [cmakeConfigureOdbc]Error: CMAKE returned 1
{noformat}
What we want is to have a short path for java developers to get Ignite built.
h3. Proposed solution
We add a property into {{gradle.properties}} file, It will control the
initialization of *platforms* module:
{code:java}
buildNative = false
{code}
With that the default setup will run pure java modules with no need to perform
any OS configuration.
If on the other hand a developer want to include *platforms* into the build,
they can either change the property in the config file or run Gradle command
with this property set
{code:java}
./gradlew build -PbuildNative = true
{code}
> Simplify development build process
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>
> Key: IGNITE-20193
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-20193
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Kirill Sizov
> Priority: Major
>
> Ignite, a product written in java, has a native module {*}platforms{*}. This
> module is a part of the multi-module Gradle build and when a java developer
> runs {{./gradlew build}} command, it gets configured and executed as well.
> At the moment, to be built successfully, this module requires specific
> developer environment configuration outside Gradle. I other words, it's not
> enough to just checkout the code and run {{./gradlew build}} .
> Failing to configure the native module leads to errors like
> {noformat}
> Execution failed for task ':platforms:cmakeConfigureOdbc'.
> > [cmakeConfigureOdbc]Error: CMAKE returned 1
> {noformat}
> What we want is to have a short path for java developers to get Ignite built.
> h3. Proposed solution
> We add a property into {{gradle.properties}} file, It will control the
> initialization of *platforms* module:
> {code:java}
> buildNative = false
> {code}
> With that the default setup will run pure java modules with no need to
> perform any OS configuration.
> If on the other hand a developer want to include *platforms* into the build,
> they can either change the property in the config file or run Gradle command
> with this property set
> {code:java}
> ./gradlew build -PbuildNative = true
> {code}
>
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