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bat-cha / gradle-plugin-git-dependencies

A Gradle Plugin to manage git repository dependencies
http://bat-cha.github.io/gradle-plugin-git-dependencies/
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Required Gradle version #2

Closed wjwarren closed 11 years ago

wjwarren commented 11 years ago

Hello,

I was wondering what the required Gradle version is to use this plugin? I'm using 1.2 as it is the required version for the Android Gradle plugin. From your build.gradle file I take that the required version is 1.3?

task wrapper(type: Wrapper) { gradleVersion = '1.3' }

Is there any possibility for you to support 1.2 as well?

Thanks again,

Wijnand

bat-cha commented 11 years ago

Hello, I'm using 1.3 in the wrapper tasks only, I'll check but it should support earlier version too as I m only relying on the gradle wrapper (gradlew or gradlew.bat) and the maven plugin to install the git dependencies to your local maven repo... I'll check and confirm....

bat-cha commented 11 years ago

Ok I've just checked using this branch on this dummy project:

https://github.com/bat-cha/dummy-java-project-b/tree/gradle1.2

and it worked fine so I guess the plugin supports any gradle version as long as they are compatible with the wrapper and maven plugin (that should be used in the dependencies....)

Do not hesitate to open more issues if you have any ! Thanks again Bat

wjwarren commented 11 years ago

Great thanks! I guess it is an issue with the set up of my dependency. (I was about to comment that your testProject built just fine.)

wjwarren commented 11 years ago

Actually, I'm not too sure about it anymore. I removed the local Maven repo (.m2\repository\org\batcha) and after that it seems to fail.

:resolveGitDependencies :compileJava

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

What went wrong: Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration ':compile'. Could not find group:org.batcha, module:dummy-project-a, version:4.2. Required by: org.batcha.gradle.plugins:testProject:1.0

The repo at that point has, however, been recreated.

When you run the script again, it succeeds.

bat-cha commented 11 years ago

Hello Wijnand,

I've indeed been able to reproduce this, it appears that sometimes the install to mavenLocal is not yet finished but gradle go on to the next task and failed. I've opened an issue #3 and already have commited fix for it... I'll notify as soon as it is available on maven central, in the mean time if you have cloned the repo, you can do ./gradlew install to use the latest version and it should solve your problem

wjwarren commented 11 years ago

Thanks again! :+1: