Kevin Stembridge wrote:
>
> So in Gradle, is there a way to load an arbitrary properties file which
> will then become properties of the current project?
>
Gradle has a rich API and is based on a general-purpose programming
language, so there is almost always a way. Put something like this into the
root project's build script:
file("master/profiles/$profileId").withReader { reader ->
def userProps = new Properties()
userProps.load(reader)
properties.putAll(userProps)
}
If you prefer 'profile.id' over 'profileId', '$profileId' would have to be
replaced with '${properties['profile.id']}'. You could also consider to use
a user's login name instead of a manually set up profileId property.
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