> I want to provide a custom debug level for compilation, but Gradle does
not seem to support this attribute and I could not get around the Ant
task either.
I first tried to configure custom options:
compile.options.define(
debug: true,
debugLevel: 'lines,source',
deprecation: true,
optimize: false,
source: 1.4,
target: 1.4,
)
But Gradle complains that "No such property: debugLevel for class:
org.gradle.api.tasks.compile.CompileOptions" exists.
After some further digging, I finally found out how to do this:
CompileOptions provides a DebugOptions object that provides access to
the debugLevel attribute. As a novice user I find the configuration
concept of the compile task not especially intuitive or at least well
documented.
My global compile task configuration now looks like this:
allprojects
{
usePlugin('java')
// define global compile options
compile.destinationDir = new File("$rootDir/tmp/build/classes")
compile.sourceCompatibility = 1.4
compile.targetCompatibility = 1.4
compile.options.bootClasspath = bootClasspath
compile.options.debug = true
compile.options.debugOptions.debugLevel = 'lines,source'
compile.options.deprecation = true
}
What is the reasoning to require such nested access?
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Cheers,
Marco
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