Peter,
you are right. It works fine with the Java plugin. Now I understand
that the JavaPluginConvention.manifest method is called in the case
the "manifest {}" construct is used in the root of the gradle script
(I mean outside of the Jar task).
Thanks for your help,
Bronislav Gabrhelik
2011/2/9 Peter Niederwieser <[email protected]>:
>
> All code examples in the user guide are automatically tested as part of the
> Gradle build, so this should work. Have you (implicitly or explicitly)
> applied the "java-base" or "java" plugin to the root project? Otherwise,
> project.manifest {} won't work (only jar.manifest {}). Maybe the
> documentation isn't clear on that.
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