uschindler commented on code in PR #12293:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucene/pull/12293#discussion_r1200514470
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gradle/ge.gradle:
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+def isGithubActions = System.getenv('GITHUB_ACTIONS') != null
+def isJenkins = System.getenv('JENKINS_URL') != null
+def isCI = isGithubActions || isJenkins
+
+gradleEnterprise {
+ server = "https://ge.apache.org";
+ buildScan {
+ capture { taskInputFiles = true }
+ uploadInBackground = !isCI
+ publishAlways()
+ publishIfAuthenticated()
+ obfuscation {
+ ipAddresses { addresses -> addresses.collect { address ->
"0.0.0.0"} }
+ }
+ }
+}
+
+buildCache {
Review Comment:
OK Thanks!
To answer your question. On private workstations it should be kept disabled
as it has some drawbacks:
When it was enabled I needed to "rm -rf ~/.gradle/" almost daily in my
homedir to get rid of tons of files. This was espeically a desaster when the
Gradle build was "under development". There are also some people that disable
the gradle daemon, because at same time their whole "ps" was filled with unused
daemons (those people often run tests with different versions of JDK and all of
them spawn separate sets of processes).
At some point Gradle should clean up its caches correctly and sometimes
delete old stuff, which seems not working at moment.
The same by the way happened on above "Policeman Jenkins", it filled its
Jenkins homedir with cached stuff and dies several times and due to gradle
daemons for hundreds of Java versions it also filled its memory.
I agree on coorporate environments it can be enabled, but people working
from different parts of the world on a open source projects, over exxcessive
caching stops progress. I have no problem with Gradle taking 2 secs longer on
startup.
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