Hi Greg,
Am 14.06.11 18:01, schrieb Greg Gigon:
Three questions:
1. Is there a way to get a list of all the properties that are set
on a project that were passed from the command line?
I think, there is no build-in support for listing only properties passed
via command line. But you can append "properties" to your gradle call
to list all properties of your build, including the ones passed via
command line.
1. I'm trying to use GradleBuild task to execute a build from
another file. This other file defines multi project build. When
I define tasks to execute as :someProject:fireAndForget, I got a
complaint from Gradle saying that it cannot find task
fireAndForget on project :someProject. I do specify the tasks on
startupParameter as* ['* :someProject:fireAndForget']. Am I
doing something wrong?
Try to pass the task to the GradleBuild task using the "tasks" property
instead of the startsParameter property:
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task gbuild(type GradleBuild){
tasks << ':someProject:fireAndForget'
}
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1. What would be the bast way of using Gradle to invoke different
tasks from different build files. I've got rather complex build
and release scripts and would like one Gradle build script to
execute tasks in particular order.
I am not sure if your different builds follow a specifc pattern. I would
suggest to start with manual defined bunch of tasks based of type
GradleBuild. If you follow a specific pattern, you may use some groovy
scripting for dynamic creation of your GradleBuild typed tasks.
regards,
René
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regards René
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