the file() method on Project is defined to resolve paths relative to the
"project directory" (which is the directory in which the build file
exists). For what you want, use
addArtifactPattern(new File('../ThirdParty').absolutePath ...
On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 4:08 PM, RenŽé Gröschke <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi there,
> I'm running my builds by calling gradle in my project directory and use the
> -b flag to point to my build file which is stored at a directory, where all
> my build files are stored. I detected, that relative paths e.g.
>
> addArtifactPattern(file('../ThirdParty').absolutePath ...
>
> is now interpreted to be relative to my build file. Is this behaviour
> intended? IMHO if I call gradle from a specific working directory, this
> should be the starting point for relative paths. Another annoying behaviour
> I noticed, is that the directory where the I store my build file is polluted
> with a .gradle directory. I think this should also be stored/generated in my
> working directory, shouldn't it?
>
> regards,
> René
>
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