MetroCS / imagelab

ImageLab

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[UserStory] Build existing source code files with Gradle #5

Closed GracchusMinor closed 4 years ago

GracchusMinor commented 4 years ago

User Story

Essential components

[x] Title describes the story
[x] Stakeholder type is identified
[x] Outcome is described
[x] Rationale is explicit
[x] Acceptance criteria are verifiable and from the perspective of the stakeholder

Story

As a maintainer
I want an initial build file using Gradle so that I can run unit testing and code analysis tools

Acceptance Criteria

All existing source code files compile
Retains functionality with javac command-line build
Retains functionality with BlueJ
Allows for future expansion
Build file uses Gradle

Supporting Information

(Relevant information, context, resources)

jody commented 4 years ago

Note that the acceptance criteria doesn't indicate anything related to Gradle. 👎

GracchusMinor commented 4 years ago

Fixed the glaring oversight.

Also, can this user story be assigned to our team: Efficient-Software-Hypothesis Members: jstelka, GracchusMinor, DendeLime, BlackCanyonDreams, TImmyTurner123

jstrelka commented 4 years ago

Please assign the following team and its members to this issue: @MetroCS/efficientsoftwarehypothesis @jstrelka @GracchusMinor @TImmyTurner123 @BlackCanyonDreams @DendeLime

Thanks!

jody commented 4 years ago

In addition to running unit testing and code analysis tools, it would be useful for the Gradle "run" task to ensure all components, including filters, are compiled according to ImageLab expectations (convention) and are thus available to the ImageLab application.

jody commented 4 years ago

Does not yet produce appropriate imageLab.jar file (see project README).

Needs documentation that explains both how and why this Gradle build's outcomes differ from the standard Java compilation (javac) build.

jstrelka commented 4 years ago

Please move issue to completed lane.