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multi-project dependencies
by Narco
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Hello again!
I`m confused about multi-project projects build order on gradle-0.8. It works differently than before and it is wrong imo. All projects are simply running in alphabetical order and ignoring my configuration. The first thing I have is settings.gradle in root: include 'app', "ejb-module-session", 'web-main', "test-shared", "test-fit", "test-integration", "test-selenium", "ear" Also I have test-shared/build.gradle: dependencies { compile project(':app') } and test-fit/build.gradle: dependencies { compile project(':test-shared') } so no matter which project or task I build, gradle should understand dependency chain app <-- test-shared <-- test-fit I don`t get it why gradle is building just in alphabetical order: gradle -C=off test -PconfigName=host1.ctco.lv -PconfigType=tomcat :app:compileJava :app:processResources :app:classes :app:compileTestJava :app:processTestResources :app:testClasses :app:test :app:jar :app:uploadDefaultInternal :ejb-module-session:compileJava :ejb-module-session:processResources :ejb-module-session:classes :ejb-module-session:compileTestJava :ejb-module-session:processTestResources :ejb-module-session:testClasses :ejb-module-session:test :test-fit:compileJava C:\work\perf\SCM\Build\Ant\Project\Release_2_0_1\MDL\test-fit\src\main\java\lv\c tco\module\test\fit\SomeFitTest.java:3: cannot find symbol symbol : class ModuleTestShared location: package lv.ctco.module.test import lv.ctco.module.test.ModuleTestShared; ^ C:\work\perf\SCM\Build\Ant\Project\Release_2_0_1\MDL\test-fit\src\main\java\lv\c tco\module\test\fit\SomeFitTest.java:4: cannot find symbol symbol : class Module location: package lv.ctco.module import lv.ctco.module.Module; Maybe my root build.gradle overrides project dependencies? : subprojects { usePlugin('java') configurations { compile testCompile sharedCompile { extendsFrom testCompile } fitCompile } dependencies { compile (':log4j:1', ':j2ee:1', ':gwt-dev-windows:1', ':gwt-servlet:1', ':gwt-user:1') testCompile (':junit:1') fitCompile (':fit:1') } ... } else if (artifactType.equals('shared')) { //test-shared configuration sourceSets { main { compileClasspath = configurations.sharedCompile } } } else if (artifactType.equals('fit')) { sourceSets { main { compileClasspath = configurations.fitCompile } } } ... } |
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Re: multi-project dependencies
by Adam Murdoch-2
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Narco wrote: > Hello again! > > I`m confused about multi-project projects build order on gradle-0.8. It > works differently than before and it is wrong imo. All projects are simply > running in alphabetical order and ignoring my configuration. > The first thing I have is settings.gradle in root: > include 'app', "ejb-module-session", 'web-main', "test-shared", "test-fit", > "test-integration", "test-selenium", "ear" > > Also I have test-shared/build.gradle: > dependencies { > compile project(':app') > } > > and test-fit/build.gradle: > dependencies { > compile project(':test-shared') > } > > so no matter which project or task I build, gradle should understand > dependency chain app <-- test-shared <-- test-fit > > I don`t get it why gradle is building just in alphabetical order: > gradle -C=off test -PconfigName=host1.ctco.lv -PconfigType=tomcat > :app:compileJava > :app:processResources > :app:classes > :app:compileTestJava > :app:processTestResources > :app:testClasses > :app:test > :app:jar > :app:uploadDefaultInternal > :ejb-module-session:compileJava > :ejb-module-session:processResources > :ejb-module-session:classes > :ejb-module-session:compileTestJava > :ejb-module-session:processTestResources > :ejb-module-session:testClasses > :ejb-module-session:test > :test-fit:compileJava > C:\work\perf\SCM\Build\Ant\Project\Release_2_0_1\MDL\test-fit\src\main\java\lv\c > tco\module\test\fit\SomeFitTest.java:3: cannot find symbol > symbol : class ModuleTestShared > location: package lv.ctco.module.test > import lv.ctco.module.test.ModuleTestShared; > ^ > C:\work\perf\SCM\Build\Ant\Project\Release_2_0_1\MDL\test-fit\src\main\java\lv\c > tco\module\test\fit\SomeFitTest.java:4: cannot find symbol > symbol : class Module > location: package lv.ctco.module > import lv.ctco.module.Module; > > Maybe my root build.gradle overrides project dependencies? : > I think that's exactly what's happening. Perhaps 'fitCompile' should extend 'testCompile' or 'compile'? > subprojects { > usePlugin('java') > configurations { > compile > testCompile > sharedCompile { extendsFrom testCompile } > fitCompile > } > > dependencies { > compile (':log4j:1', ':j2ee:1', ':gwt-dev-windows:1', > ':gwt-servlet:1', ':gwt-user:1') > testCompile (':junit:1') > fitCompile (':fit:1') > } > ... > } else if (artifactType.equals('shared')) { //test-shared configuration > sourceSets { > main { > compileClasspath = configurations.sharedCompile > } > } > } else if (artifactType.equals('fit')) { > sourceSets { > main { > compileClasspath = configurations.fitCompile > } > } > } > ... > } > -- Adam Murdoch Gradle Developer http://www.gradle.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email |
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Re: multi-project dependencies
by Narco
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Yes, dependency was overrided. Got it working!
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