Andrei Sereda wrote:
Thanks for reply, Adam. You're right it was a syntax issue.
Unfortunately now I'm getting a different error:
Cause: The dependency notation: project ':web-lib' is invalid!
This is a bug. Try:
project.dependencies.add("compile", project.dependencies.project(':web-lib'))
I've tried both beforeEvaluation and afterEvaluation
Thanks for the help.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 5:02 PM, Adam Murdoch <[email protected]> wrote:
Andrei Sereda wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have a question regarding runtime configuration of project
dependencies. My goal is to dynamically configure project dependencies
(compile, runtime, test etc.) based on it's name (then possibly to
override it on individual basis).
My script looks like this:
allprojects {
beforeEvaluate { project ->
if ( project.name.endsWith("-web") )
project.dependencies.add("compile", project(':web-lib'))
}
}
However I get this error :
Cause: Could not find method call() for arguments [:web-lib] on
project ':project1-web'
Is there any other way I could achieve this ?
You're pretty close. Groovy thinks that project(':web-lib') is a closure
call on the 'project' parameter of the beforeEvaluate closure, but 'project'
isn't a closure, so you get this error message. You could rename the
parameter to something other than 'project':
beforeEvaluate { p ->
if ( p.name.endsWith("-web") )
p.dependencies.add("compile", project(':web-lib'))
}
Or you could qualify the call to the project() method
beforeEvaluate { project ->
if ( project.name.endsWith("-web") )
project.dependencies.add("compile", this.project(':web-lib'))
}
Adam
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