merscwog wrote:
>
> Nuking all of the normal environment variables proved to be fatal under
> windows.
> test { environment += ['FOO':'foo'] } works just fine.
>
The preferred syntax for adding environment variables is either:
environment(ONE: "one", TWO: "two") // can also be split into multiple
statements
or:
environment("ONE", "one")
environment("TWO", "two")
merscwog wrote:
>
> If I explicitly specify ['TEMP':'some_actual_directory'] then the JPA
> error goes away, but something else during the testing phase is clearly
> depending upon other environment variables, as I get this different error:
>
Didn't you just say that you no longer nuke (nor change) the remaining
environment variables?
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