On 18/02/10 7:07 AM, René Gröschke wrote:
Hi Adam,
Adam Murdoch schrieb:
On 17/02/10 1:51 AM, Rene Groeschke wrote:
Hi there,
In a project (projectA) I added a jar with classifier 'tests' to
archive
the tests classes of projectA and add them to archives artifacts to
upload
them to my maven repo:
task jarTests(dependsOn:testClasses, type: Jar) {
from sourceSets.test.classesDir
from sourceSets.main.classesDir
classifier = 'tests'
}
artifacts {
archives jarTests
}
In projectB I have compile dependencies to projectA and the tests of
projectB are using helper classes of projectA test classes.
In my build file for projectB I am not able to distinguish between my
projectA-SNAPSHOT.jar and projectA-Snapshot-tests.jar. I tried it
with the
following dependencies setup:
compile "com.eads:projectA:2.26-SNAPSHOT"
testCompile "com.eads:projectA:2.26-SNAPSHOT:te...@jar"
running this setup, the helper classes of projectA are not
available. It
seems that "testCompile "com.eads:projectA:2.26-SNAPSHOT:te...@jar"
isn't
resolved anymore, since it already resolved by compile
"com.eads:projectA:2.26-SNAPSHOT" . Is there an easy way to get this
configuration running?
Are you using ivy or maven repositories?
I can get this to work using an ivy repository. However, you probably
want
compile "com.eads:projectA:2.26-snaps...@jar"
otherwise you pick up all the jars in projectA's default
configuration, which includes the test jar.
I'm using a maven repository (artifactory). I'm not sure, but i think
"compile eads:projectA:2.26-SNAPSHOT" only resolves
projectA-SNAPSHOT.jar. I will check this tomorrow.
I've just tried this using a filesystem maven repository. It seems to
work, and using "compile eads:projectA:2.26-SNAPSHOT" resolves just
projectA-SNAPSHOT.jar, as you mention.
--
Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
http://www.gradle.org
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