A common use case is running a KI shell for the current project, to get all dependencies loaded up.
Something like this would be cool ./gradlew kiShell to run the shell with all dependencies loaded.
In theory I could hack something together and generate some lines of :dependsOn by mapping the result of ./gradlew dependencies and than invoking "ki", but this indeed feels like a hack. And it requires developers to install "ki" manually (its not part of the project).
Is there a possibility to make KI a dependency of the project and run it within gradle?
Sorry, but I have no idea. But you definitely can add ki as a regular dependency, Anyways running it as a task in Gradle is not in a scope of this project.
A common use case is running a KI shell for the current project, to get all dependencies loaded up.
Something like this would be cool
./gradlew kiShell
to run the shell with all dependencies loaded.In theory I could hack something together and generate some lines of
:dependsOn
by mapping the result of./gradlew dependencies
and than invoking "ki", but this indeed feels like a hack. And it requires developers to install "ki" manually (its not part of the project).Is there a possibility to make KI a dependency of the project and run it within gradle?