I'm going to try to check that, but life is demanding me elsewhere at
the moment.
On 1/26/21 9:50 AM, Ernie Rael wrote:
Greetings,
I'm doing some work with a gradle built project (github). it looks
like this project was gradle 3, then minial changes to get it to work
with 5. The projects under :extensions don't open in NetBeans
correctly, (imports from :core not found), the maintainer says it
works fine in Eclipse. Builds OK from command line.
I'd like to fix the gradle scripts so it works with NetBeans; either
hack or rework to gradle 6. Can someone suggest a project with a
similar structure that works with NetBeans that I can look at for
inspiration and clues? The class files from subProjects under
extensions are incorporated into the single jar file produced by the
project.
I'm a total gradle novice; There's a deprecation warning about
classpath (https://gradle.com/s/iwj7ksmm72wc2).
$ ./gradlew --console plain projects
...
Root project 'glazedlists'
+--- Project ':core'
+--- Project ':extensions' <<<<<< only directories, no build.gradle
| +--- Project ':extensions:calculation'
| +--- Project ':extensions:hibernate'
| +--- Project ':extensions:icu4j'
...
| \--- Project ':extensions:treetable'
\--- Project ':jmh-benchmark'
-ernie
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