Hi, I agree with everything you've written. Having a working starting point is great, but if keep going that way, we'll never touch for real the power of groovy :)
But if you want to keep the "old" code and the "new" one, I guess you need to rename packages/classes or maybe create two custom tasks to build either one or the other Ale On 25 May 2011 11:01, Pid <[email protected]> wrote: > All, > > Groovy 1.8 offers some improvements that may be relevant to us, in DSL > and command chaining. > > Implementing this would be a fairly major task as it would mean > rewriting most of the existing command handling - which is a bit buggy > at present. > > > Rather than commit a massive wholesale change, I propose to start adding > the new functionality to src/main/groovy and integrate this into the new > Gradle build. > > This will mean that existing code can be bug-fixed while the new > direction proceeds alongside. > > Thoughts? > > > p > >
