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Head commit for run: b0ca3f3ce7cb1d728907650094da941105da2aec / Scott Murphy Heiberg <[email protected]> Let a build ask that every page declare what it reads Strictness was reachable only through configuration. Add it to the block the page opt-in already lives in, as strictGsp, published to both the page compiler and the running application the same way gsp is: grails { compileStatic { gsp = true strictGsp = true } } On its own it publishes nothing: it says how a page compiled statically is read, so it has nothing to say about a build that does not compile pages statically. Documents the whole of it -- what a page declaring a model is held to and what one declaring nothing is not, the scopes that carry their types and the few that cannot, the names a page introduces through the tags it calls, and both ways to ask for strictness. Report URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-core/actions/runs/31670858660 With regards, GitHub Actions via GitBox
