Hi All,
I'm new to gradle, so forgive me if my ignorance is showing. I've just
been playing around with my first gradle builds, and noticed some
behaviour that seems counter-intuitive. I'm not sure if it is
misunderstanding on my part or not.
My case is this: I have a project that I do not want to name after the
containing directory. Easy enough, I just set the project name in my
build.gradle file:
name = 'foo'
I expected this to also change the name of the jar file produced by
libs, backed up by the documentation which indicates archivesBaseName
defaults to the project name. Unfortunately, though, the jar continues
to get named after the directory. If I'm reading the gradle code
correctly, it appears that archivesBaseName is set to the project name
when the project is created. This I guess means that my change to the
project name comes too late to affect the archives. Would it make sense
to leave archivesBaseName as null and return the current value of name
in that case instead? Or am I missing something?
Cheers,
Jason
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