Hi,
I've (little) experience with maven and I know you can develop a maven
project using different modules that depends each others.
Dependencies are defined using the standard dependency mechanism like if
they are published on a maven repository but you can still use them locally
without pushing.
This very handy because it allow you to mix together different separate
libraries that will be released as artifact but you can still refactor them
and immediately see the effect of a modification on your code.
I couldn't find a way to do this with gradle.
I either define the dependency locally:
compile project(':project:path')
which use the local sources
or I define the remote dependency
compile 'my:project:0.1.0-SNAPSHOT'
which try to download the snapshot from a maven repository.
Trying with the second way cause these issues:
- you have to uploadArchives every time you modify something to see the
effect in the other projects that depends on this
- you have to force a dependency update with --refresh-depencencies option
to gradle
is there something like the maven "install" command that deploy the
artifact in the local maven repository?
Can I leave the artifact-style dependency in my modules and still develop
them locally seamlessly?
As a plus some of my libraries has its own git repository which makes
things more complex, if possible, but that could be solved by creating a
"super repo" that combines them with git submodules.
Any suggestion?
Do anyone understood what I'm talking about?
thank you and regards,
Daniele
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