Hi Leonard,
On Oct 25, 2009, at 12:36 PM, Leonard Axelsson wrote:
Hi,
I'm having problems running my JUnit (GroovyTestCase) tests in
IntelliJ as IntelliJ don't know anything about my dependencies
(which are specified in the gradle build-file).
My thinking right now is that the easiest solution would probably be
to let gradle put all the dependencies in ./lib and point IntelliJ
to that folder. Is there any easier or better way to solve this
problem? (until the IntelliJ plugin for gradle actually reads the
dependencies).
Right now there is no better way. We should be soon able to provide
Intellij tasks for generating the iml/ipr files from Gradle. The next
step, as you pointed out, would be that the IntelliJ Gradle plugin
automatically creates it from the build.gradle.
Also if the "download and put in ./lib"-solution is the way to go
I'd appreciate any pointers about how to do it. Maybe there's an
example showing something like that done?
task ide << {
def libDir = file('lib') // A file object with a path
<projectDir>/lib
ant.delete(dir: libDir)
copy {
from configurations.testRuntime
into libDir
}
}
- Hans
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