I think I already raised an issue for this, but I can't seem to access
the JIRA from work (internet is pretty locked down here at the
homeless shelter...).

~~ Robert.



On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 7:39 PM, Luke Daley <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've experienced this too. I actually suspect there are other places as well 
> where the encoding is not being handled correctly (one I can think of is POM 
> generation).
>
> Please make sure you raise an issue for this issue with the daemon. You're 
> right in that it should respect the environment options.
>
> On 15/06/2011, at 7:51 AM, David Fogel wrote:
>
>> We've just recently switched to Gradle for building our various
>> projects, and for the most part things are working pretty well. But we
>> spent a few days trying to figure out why certain tasks in our build
>> were messing up character encodings of our source files (which all
>> start out as UTF-8).
>>
>> What we finally discovered is that when the Gradle Daemon is started
>> (in org.gradle.launcher.DaemonConnector.java), it doesn't copy in any
>> of the program or VM arguments from the originating gradle command, or
>> the existing environment settings that are set using GRADLE_OPTS or
>> JAVA_OPTS.  Among other things, we had been setting GRADLE_OPTS to set
>> the file.encoding Java system property.  But when the Gradle Daemon
>> executed our gradle builds, the JVM was set to use the platform
>> default, which is, for instance, Mac Roman on Mac OS X.
>>
>> Obviously it isn't a great idea to rely on the platform default
>> encoding, but we're calling into 3rd-party ant scripts from our builds
>> (in this case to concatenate and compress javascript source files),
>> and those ant scripts made use of tasks which used the platform
>> default (for instance the LoadFile Ant task does this).
>>
>> I can see there's an argument against passing on command-line args
>> from the gradle command to the Daemon, but shoulnd't the Daemon make
>> use of environment settings like GRADLE_OPTS and JAVA_OPTS in a same
>> way that the gradle shell command does?
>>
>> -Dave Fogel
>>
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