On Jun 18, 2008, at 5:02 PM, JerodLass wrote:
Nothing special. You just have to add the jar to the build script
classpath.
settings.gradle:
dependencies('org.jerod:mavenPlugin:1.0')
build.gradle:
usePlugin('org.jerod.MyMavenPlugin') // fully qualified name your
plugin class.
See also chapter 15 of the user's guide.
- Hans
I apologize, I didn't think to look much at the groovy plugin and
assumed it
would operate like the java plugin. I should have looked more at
the user
guide. I have the jar now, and eventually I will be adding it to a
repository but until I make sure it's right, I just put it in a
project's
lib folder, which gets found and added in the settings.gradle file:
addFlatDirResolver('lib', new File(rootDir, 'lib'))
dependencies('gradleplugins:MavenPlugin:1.0')
This seems to be working, and I declare the plugin in my
build.gradle file
as:
usePlugin('org.jerod.MavenPOMPlugin')
That is the name of the plugin and the location within the
MavenPlugin-1.0.jar that gets resolved. This results in the following
error:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p17984628/nopluginid.JPG nopluginid.JPG
Do I have to do something different in the class itself to let
gradle know
it's a plugin? It extends the JavaPlugin, but other than that I
don't know
how to let gradle know it's a plugin. Or maybe I have more errors
in my
file structure, I'm not sure.
I have the same problem. I have to check what is wrong. Talk to you
soon.
- Hans
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