Ok, sounds like I will have to write my own task to generate the .classpath
file then. I put multiple build targets in the same Eclipse project all the
time, so I'm pretty comfortable knowing there won't be issues with it. Do
you know how I'd print the transitive dependencies of the project? Right
now I've only figured out how to get the first-level dependencies.
task printClasspath << {
cp = [] as Set
subprojects.each {
it.configurations.runtime.allDependencies.each {
if
(it.class.simpleName.equals('DefaultExternalModuleDependency_Decorated')) {
lib = '/home/' + System.getenv()['USER'] + '/.gradle/cache/' +
it.group + '/' + it.name + '/jars/' + it.name + '-' + it.version + '.jar'
source = lib.replace('jars', 'sources')
cp.add(' <classpathentry sourcepath="' + source + '" kind="lib"
path="' + lib + '" exported="true"/>')
}
}
}
cp.each { println it }
}
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