I am trying to set up a gradle build script for a multiproject grails application. I have used the grails-gradle plugin and got it up and running to create a new application.
We have an Ant and Ivy-based build management system, which basically consists of a shared ant file and a set of conventions around directory structure.
I\'m trying to set up a Gradle build script for a new project. That project will use JPA 2 along with Querydsl.
I am converting ant script to gradle.I have change following <ant antfile=\"build.xml\" target=\"clean\"/>
Gradle jettyRun task has the daemon property which I want to be false when I start the app, but true when I have it as a dependency of the acceptance-test (fastend2end) task.
I\'ve written a couple android apps but haven\'t worked written any android unit tests before.Now I\'m trying to work on what is a bit
I have three stages on my installation routine: 1) download 2) unzip 3) configure downloads, use ant.get and ant.checksum, so I build my own DownloadTask class, and then in the build:
I\'m just new to Gradle, and I have a small problem with it. I\'m trying to build two projects (called \'infrastructure\' and \'domain\'), where domain has some imports from infrastructure.
I\'m using gradle to build, run, deploy my Google App Engine project.The gradle-gae-plugin (version 0.4) seems to work perfect with one caveat.The debug parameters are never passed to the local runnin
How would I filter my res/values/strings.xml file? Something like: <resources> <string name=\"version_name\">${version}<开发者_如何转开发/string>