On Jun 10, 2008, at 4:36 PM, JerodLass wrote:
Update: It built successfully when I ran "gradlew clean dists" from
the
gradle-core/trunk directory.
Assuming this will work, what kind of documentation is there for new
features? If nothing has officially been written yet, is there a
quick list
somewhere of added features? I'm particularly interested in the
'merge'
function to get all resolved compile dependencies into one place so
I can
package it with an archive.
There is none right now. But we want to provide very good coverage
for archive handling in the user's guide of our next release. This
documentation should be available within the next days.
If you want to merge jars with your default archive just type:
yourProjectName_jar.merge('archive1.zip', 'archive2.zip')
You might also want to add a closure to define includes/excludes for
the content of the jars
yourProjectName_jar.merge('archive1.zip', 'archive2.zip') {
exclude('**/*.gif)
}
You can have as many successive merge statements as you want.
- Hans
JerodLass wrote:
URL: http://svn.codehaus.org/gradle/gradle-core
Should I be using gradle or gradlew? Any set release date for 1.5
yet?
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