Great! Thanks again.
Jefferson Em 14 de fevereiro de 2012 18:48, Rene Groeschke <[email protected]>escreveu: > Hello Jefferson, > have a look at Gradle DSL Documentation at > http://gradle.org/docs/current/dsl/index.html. There you can find a > chapter about Gradle Tasks ( > http://gradle.org/docs/current/dsl/org.gradle.api.Task.html). You can use > the onlyIf and didWork properties to skip the uploadArchives task when the > war is up-to-date: > > -------------- > uploadArchives { > onlyIf { war.didWork } > } > -------------- > > regards, > René > > > > -- > -- > Rene Groeschke > @breskeby > > Principal Engineer, > Gradleware Inc. - Gradle Training, Support, Consulting > [email protected] > http://gradleware.com > > > > Jefferson Magno Solfarello <[email protected]> > 14. Februar 2012 21:04 > Hi René, thanks for the clarification! That is exactly what worked for > me! > > If you don't mind, I have another quick question: when I run two times the > task uploadArchives on a war project, I can notice that all the previous > tasks are UP-TO-DATE but it looks that the uploadArchives is always > executed. > > Is there a reason for that? If the war task is UP-TO-DATE, is there a way > to skip the execution of uploadArchives? > > Thanks a lot, > > Jefferson > > > > > > Rene Groeschke <[email protected]> > 14. Februar 2012 16:26 > Hi Jefferson, > your dependency isn't added to the war because you declared it as > providedCompile and runtime dependency. You should avoid to declare the > same dependency for two scopes. Behind the scenes, gradle filters every > dependency that is declared as providedCompile dependency when the war is > created. Since your runtime dependency is exactly the same as your > providedCompile dependency. Normally there is no reason for adding your > dependency as providedCompile and Runtime. Instead you should just add it > as "compile" dependency. > > regards, > René > > > > > > Jefferson Magno Solfarello <[email protected]> > 14. Februar 2012 14:39 > Hi guys, I have a question related to the War plugin. > > My war project depends on another (path: ':bp.jars', configuration: > 'search') at compile time. > It also needs the jar files on the lib dir of generated war file. > > The documentation says "All the dependencies of the runtime configuration > are copied to WEB-INF/lib". > But I tried the following, without success (the jars were not been > included into the generated war file): > > dependencies { > providedCompile project(path: ':bp.jars', configuration: 'search') > runtime project(path: ':bp.jars', configuration: 'search') > } > > After many tries, It is now working when I use: > > dependencies { > compile project(path: ':bp.jars', configuration: 'search') > } > > Why the jars are not included when I use runtime configuration, but are > included when I use compile configuration? > > Thanks a lot, > > Jefferson > > ------------------------------ > > > >
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