Hi there,
in my build i want to set a version property to several property files,
which are part of my resources. Actually I'm doing this by adding a
doLast{} to the processResources Task.
In this closure I manually
1. read the text of each property file in a specific directory (a
specific package located in the target directory of the processResources
task)
2. replace a specific token in each property file if the token exists
3. store the changed file content back to the property file
I sure there is a more gradle way to do this using filter and token. I
found this snippet in the assemble.gradle file of the groovy gradle build:
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from("$projectDir/src/main/META-INF/groovy-release-info.properties") {
filter {String line ->
['##ImplementationVersion##': project.version,
'##BundleVersion##': project.groovyBundleVersion,
'##BuildDate##': new
SimpleDateFormat('dd-MMM-yyyy').format(buildTime),
'##BuildTime##': new SimpleDateFormat('hh:mm
aa').format(buildTime)].each {key, value ->
line = line.replace(key, value)
}
line
}
}
#####
That has pointed me to filters in the copy spec. What I would like to do
is to enrich the processResources task with a filter, which replaces all
occurances of a specific token in each property file, but I'm not sure
how to start here or if this is actually possible at all.
Any Ideas?
regards,
René
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