On Jan 12, 2009, at 6:31 PM, Niko Schmuck wrote:
Hi all,
... for a project layout like this ...
- F build.gradle
- D projectA
- F build.gradle (declares dependencies for A)
- D projectB
- F build.gradle (declares dependencies for B)
Is it possible to aggregate all dependencies from subprojects in the
parent project?
So that one can create a distro zip with all the referenced libs from
both projects (using mavenRepo) in the parent build.grade.
No problem. In the parent project you can for example say:
allLibs = subprojects.collect { subproject ->
subproject.dependencies.runtime.resolve()) }.flatten()
I think this should work. Anyway, with subprojects you get a set of
all subprojects.
- Hans
Thanks,
Niko
PS: On a side note, I had no luck with the (ant seems to ignore files
declaration)
createTask('dist') {
ant.zip(destfile: 'foobar.zip') {
files(includes: dependencies.resolve("runtime").join(','))
}
}
I have no idea right now what the Ant problem is here. Why don't you
use the Gradle archive methods:
dists {
zip() {
files(dependencies.resolve("runtime"))
}
}
- Hans
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Hans Dockter
Gradle Project lead
http://www.gradle.org
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