On 21/07/2011, at 9:55 AM, Levi Yourchuck wrote: > Hi, > > In my quest to be able to do this: > > gradle clean compile_distro_A clean compile_distro_B > > I have run into ordering problems. > > So as an attempt to get past this I attempted a hack which seems absurd but I > created a .bat file like this: > > both.bat > > gradle clean compile_distro_A > gradle clean compile_distro_B > > But *amazingly*, the gradle command in a batch file somehow knocks itself out > of the batch file upon completion and no further stuff will run... > > Does anyone know how I can accomplish this intention: > > gradle clean create_distro_A clean create_distro_B > > If I can use dependsOn to do this, can someone please provide an example? > I do not see even a way to create other tasks (elegant or not) or anything to > get this done. > Seriously, this is mind bogglingly trivial and it is astounding that I am > incapable of seeing how to accomplish this, I am pleading you guys any help > is appreciated...
task compileDistros(dependsOn: compile_distro_A, compile_distro_B) Though I suspect this is not really what you want. To start, perhaps you can explain why that's insufficient and we can go from there. -- Luke Daley Principal Engineer, Gradleware http://gradleware.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
