Not too bad... this is what I ended up with:
task projectJavaDocs << {
configurations.projectJavaDocs.resolvedConfiguration.resolvedArtifacts.each{
artifact ->
copy {
into new File( buildWebsiteDir, "javadoc/" + artifact.name )
from( zipTree(artifact.file) )
}
}
}
I appreciate any improvements... as it seemed like a bit of a long way
to go to get the artifacts. If I tried:
configurations.projectJavaDocs.artifacts.each{}
...then it was empty.
I tried a few things to get the projectJavaDocs configuration to resolve
for the projectJavaDocs task in a less manual way without luck.
-Paul
Paul Speed wrote:
I feel like I'm missing something obvious, here, so forgive me...
I'm trying to define a dependency on a bunch of javadoc.jar files...
configurations {
projectJavaDocs { transitive=false }
}
dependencies {
projectJavaDocs "org.mystuff:core:${version}:javadoc"
projectJavaDocs "org.mystuff:util:${version}:javadoc"
...
}
And what I'd like to do is then expand all of those jars into
jar-specific sub-directories.
I can do one jar but I can't figure out the right incantations to do
multiple. Here is what I use to do just one:
task projectJavaDocs(type: Copy) {
into new File( buildWebsiteDir, "javadoc" );
from( zipTree(configurations.projectJavaDocs.singleFile) )
}
And maybe to reach my ultimate goal, I'm simply barking up the wrong
tree... as I need to 'repath' those files into sub-directories. I know
I can mess with the paths in an eachFile closure but I'm not sure I can
access the jar file name from there to redirect the files into a
sub-directory.
Is there an easy way to do this? Should there be? Or should I really
be using a copy {} per jar? (Which is what I'm going to do to get it
working for now.)
-Paul
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