On Apr 20, 2011, at 5:59 PM, Adam Murdoch wrote:
> To fix your task, you can wrap the parameter to into in a closure:
>
> into { getDeployLoc() }
>
> and get rid of the doFirst { }
>
Thanks Adam. I forgot that I could use a closure there. That is a much more
elegant solution.
> Longer term, we want to provide something in the dsl to let you do some task
> configuration only if the task is to be executed. One interesting option is
> to make this the default, and defer all task configuration until the task is
> selected for execution. That is:
>
> task myTask(...) {
> ... this code runs only if myTask is to be executed ...
> }
>
> Even more interesting if the conditional configuration code can configure
> stuff other than just the task in question. For example, you might do the
> following, instead of using gradle.taskGraph.whenReady()
>
> version = '1.0-SNAPSHOT'
>
> task release {
> dependsOn clean, build, upload
> project.version = '1.0' // or version.replaceAll('-SNAPSHOT', '')
> }
I think that I like this idea. This may have performance benefits in some
cases too.
--
Steve Appling
Automated Logic Research Team
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