Not sure why, but when I upgraded from a slightly older release (1.0.0.M7) to the latest (1.0.0), the dependency problem was resolved.
On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 2:08 PM, Brett Cave <[email protected]> wrote: > hi, have just set up a build agent on a new host. Previously, build agents > ran on an FC14 host, the new one is a centos 5 host. > > I've installed gradle (milestone 3) on the host, and it seems that the > classpath is built up differently now. > > custom task: > > configurations { > proto > } > dependencies { > proto "com.dyuproject.protostuff:protostuff-compiler:1.0.0.M7" > } > > task compileProto << { > ant.java (classname: "com.dyuproject.protostuff.compiler.CompilerMain", > classpath: configurations.proto.asPath, > dir: "$project.projectDir") { > arg(line: "path/to/protostuff.properties") > } > } > > On FC14, it runs fine, but running for the first time on CentOS 5, it fails > with a ClassDefNotFound exception, with the dependencies of > protostuff-compiler not being resolved. If I manually add the 2 dependencies > of protostuff-compiler to the proto configuration, the ant java task > succeeds without error. > > Anything obvious as to why the dependencies are not being resolved? >
