On 17/02/10 6:39 PM, Peter Ledbrook wrote:
The GroovyCompile task provides option 2 already, so you could just add
'GrailsPlugin.groovy' to the 'compileGroovy' task:
sourceSets.main.groovy.srcDirs 'grails-api/conf', ...
compileGroovy.source 'GrailsPlugin.groovy'
The ".source" seems to override the ".srcDirs" setting, so only the
plugin descriptor class is compiled. If this is a bug, I can package
up the project and attach it to an issue.
No, this is the intended behaviour (for good or bad). Calling
compileGroovy.source() explicitly throws away the default. I forgot
about this. This one should work:
sourceSets.main.groovy.srcDirs 'grails-api/conf', ...
compileGroovy.source sourceSets.main.groovy
compileGroovy.source 'GrailsPlugin.groovy'
I wonder if discarding the default source is a good idea or not. Perhaps
source() should always add to what's there, default or otherwise. You
can always discard the source by doing source = ...
Another would be to add the project dir to the main source set and use a
selector closure to ignore everything else under project dir:
groovy {
srcDirs 'grails-api/conf', ...
srcDir projectDir
exclude { FileTreeElement fte -> fte.file.parentFile == projectDir&&
file.name != 'GrailsPlugin.groovy' }
}
I seem to be getting similar behaviour here. ".srcDir" overrides the
".srcDirs" setting.
srcDir() is just an alias for srcDirs(), which is supposed to add the
directory. What does sourceSets.main.groovy.srcDirs contain after this
closure has executed?
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Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
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