> However, your post brought me the idea of a fourth alternative:
> d) Use a standard build.gradle file for one release and an
> build73.gradle file for the other.
Wouldn't these build script names be better? Including the version number of
the dependencies in the build script name is not handy:
- build.gradle: root project with common configuration.
- build-portal.gradle: project for the portal.
- build-ear.gradle: project for the EAR.
You have to add a "settings.gradle" [1] to add "build-portal.gradle" and
"build-ear.gradle" as subprojects "portal" and "ear" respectively. It would
look something like this (it is likely that this can be specified in a better
way):
include 'portal', 'ear'
portalProject = project(':portal')
portalProject.projectDir = rootDir
portalProject.buildFileName = 'build-portal.gradle'
earProject = project(':ear')
earProject.projectDir = rootDir
earProject.buildFileName = 'build-ear.gradle'
You might have to change the output directory of the subprojects to ensure
build results don't get messed up: set property "buildDir" [2] in the
subproject build scripts.
[1]
http://www.gradle.org/current/docs/dsl/org.gradle.api.initialization.Settings.html
[2]
http://www.gradle.org/current/docs/dsl/org.gradle.api.Project.html#org.gradle.api.Project:buildDir
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Regards, Johan
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