Hi there,
I'm actually working on an automatic build for the eclipse-plugin.
Therefore I'm wrapping a gradle bin distribution as an osgi bundle. To
do this automatically in the build script I add the snapshots directory
of gradle to my repositories:
repositories {
// get the latest available gradle snapshot. Are files resolved via
URLResolver are cacheable?
add(new org.apache.ivy.plugins.resolver.URLResolver()) {
name = 'gradle-snapshots'
addArtifactPattern
'http://snapshots.dist.codehaus.org/([organization]/)[artifact](-[revision])(-[classifier]).[ext]'
}
}
after that I a gradle distribution to a custom configuration:
add dependencies{
workspaceSetup "gradle:gradle:0.9-20100309203241+0100:b...@zip"
}
the gradle zip contains a directory (named something like
gradle-0.9-20100309203241+0100). What is the best way to copy the
content of the directory (I mean the structure under that directory, not
the directory itselt) to a custom directory? I tried something like the
following, but this does neither work correctly, nor seems to be very
groovy gradle syntax:
configurations.workspaceSetup.files.each { depFile ->
def dirName = "${depFile.name.substring(0,
depFile.name.length()-8)}/"
FileTree zipContent = zipTree("${depFile.absolutePath}")
copy {
zipContent.visit {node ->
from node
}
into 'build/tmp/org.codehaus.gradle/'
}
}
Any suggestions how to get this working and making this more gradle like?
regards,
René
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