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jenkinsci / groovy-events-listener-plugin

A Jenkins plugin, which executes groovy code when an event occurs.
https://plugins.jenkins.io/groovy-events-listener-plugin/
MIT License
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Upgrade parent pom & Gradle #56

Closed darxriggs closed 4 years ago

darxriggs commented 4 years ago

The newer parent pom requires are newer Gradle. Therefore both of them have to be upgraded at the same time.

Differences due to the new Gradle version:

1) The syntax to configure plugins.

2) The syntax to configure the Gradle wrapper has changed.

3) The syntax to add new tasks has changed.

4) No need to optimize memory via DEFAULT_JVM_OPTS anymore. The wrapper is now already configured to only use 64 MB.

Differences due to the new jpi plugin version:

1) Setting systemProp.jenkins.install.runSetupWizard in gradle.properties is not required anymore. The jpi plugin now takes of disabling the setup wizard itself when gradle server is run.

2) The manifest attribute PluginFirstClassLoader can now more easily be configured via the jenkinsPlugin block.

3) The jpi task no longer extends the war task, now it just depends on it. Therefore extending the classpath to add the Groovy JAR to the HPI file has to be configured on the war task now.

4) The junit-dep dependency is no longer added to the jenkinsTest configuration for Jenkins >= 1.505. Therefore it is not required anymore to exclude it.

5) Setting jenkins.httpPort is no longer required as 8080 is the default.

6) Setting repositories is no longer required. They are already set by the jpi plugin.

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