Rafael Serrano wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using gradle's multi-project builds in order to simplify several related
projects, but I'm not guessing how to import / export artifacts among them.
My use case: I have two projects using the WAR plugin, and they work as
consumer / producer. "Producer" is deployed as a WAR, but also generates a
JAR used by "consumer". The problem is that depending on "Producer" means
both on the JAR and the WAR, but I want to exclude the WAR. How can this be
done?
Here are the two snippets of my build.gradle files (my master project does
not declare any dependency):
build.gradle (remoteService)
...
jar.enabled = true
artifacts {
archives jar
}
build.gradle (client)
...
compile project(':remoteService) {
transitive = false
}
Thanks in advance. Regards
Rafa
There's a JIRA issue for this problem:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRADLE-687
One possible work around is to remove the war artifact from the archives
configuration:
remoteService/build.gradle
configurations.archives.artifacts.each {
if (it.archiveTask == war) {
configurations.archives.removeArtifact(it)
}
}
jar.enabled = true
artifacts {
archives jar
}
Another option is to use a different configuration for project dependencies:
configurations {
projectDependency
runtime {
extendsFrom = [projectDependency] as Set
}
}
jar.enabled = true
artifacts {
projectDependency jar
}
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Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
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