Hi Narco,
On Oct 30, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Narco wrote:
I`m trying to reuse this example:
build.gradle
task intTestJar(type: Jar) {
from sourceSets.intTest.classes
}
I`m trying to do it from custom plugin so I have:
public class LibraryPlugin implements Plugin {
...
def void use (Project project, ProjectPluginsContainer
projectPluginsHandler){
project.usePlugin('java')
...
project.task unitTestJar(type: Jar) {
from project.sourceSets.unitTest.classes
}
}
...
}
The 'task taskName(...)' syntax you can only use from the build
script. We do some underlying transformation to make this legal Groovy
code.
What you can do in a plugin class like above is to use the 'normal' api:
project.tasks.add('unitTestJar', Jar).from
project.sourceSets.unitTest.classes
We will improve this in the future. The above way of declaring a
plugin will always be possible. But alternatively you will be able to
simply declare another build script as a plugin where you can use all
the syntactic sugar we provide for that.
- Hans
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Gradle Project Manager
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