Hi Ronen,
Am 14.04.11 14:57, schrieb Ronen Narkis:
Hmm I agree maybe a better option would be to commit the init file
with the project, the thing is that I don't want the user to specify
which init file to use (the default path is ~/.gradle) so I though to
copy it right after running the wrapper.
Another thing that I think that would be cool is to add gradle to the
bin path (.bashrc or in windows to the registry)
right after download.
In usual CI environments you havn't the rights for installing software,
changing path variables or even manipulate the windows registry. thats
the reason to use the wrapper. because he don't tries anything like
that. The idea of the wrapper is to let your build run out of the box by
calling a batch or a shell script. it's not intended to install a gradle
version on your machine.
regards,
René
Ronen
On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 3:47 PM, Peter Niederwieser
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Ronen Narkis wrote:
>
> I really like to use the wrapper for installing Gradle on dev
machines,
> still the only part im missing is the ability to customize the
> installation
> (like for example download an init file from artifactory and
placing it
> under ~/.gradle)
>
The wrapper is a per-project concept, so I would be hesitant to
install a
global (per-user) init.gradle along with it. What exactly are you
trying to
achieve? There may be a better way. For example, you could have a
per-project init.gradle that gets committed to source control.
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