Yes, I believe You understood my needs. It would be very nice if I could just
reuse existing gradle plugins but just for example I need 2 different unit
test configurations - one without resources and one with resources. Of
course I want build logs in readable form so I want to define testUnitTests
task for every project-module. I`m not redefining this task anywhere - I
want to get structure app:compileUnitTests,
ejb-session-module:compileUnitTests and so on with one block of code couse
they will do the same thing.
As I said, my project module build.gradle has single entry "artifactType =
'jar'"
This is my root build.gradle for now:
subprojects {
usePlugin('java')
afterEvaluate { Project subproject ->
if (subproject.hasProperty('artifactType')){
if (subproject.artifactType.equals('jar') ||
subproject.artifactType.equals('ejb')) {
subproject.usePlugin('java')
task compileUnitTests(type: Compile, dependsOn:
compile) << {
task ->
println subproject.getName() + " TODO:
configure the unit tests
compilation..."
}
task testUnitTests(type: Test, dependsOn:
compileUnitTests) << {
task->
println subproject.getName() + "TODO:
configure unit tests..."
}
} else {
throw new StopExecutionException("Unsupported
artifact
type:${subproject.artifactType}, project:${subproject.name}")
}
} else {
println "Artifact type not found,
project:${subproject.name}"
}
}
}
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