mike-neck
commented
3 years ago Thanks for your report. Since I did not know the feature to pass arguments as a file, this plugin does not support it. I'll try the feature later.
A temporary workaround for problem with many dependencies is to use an uber-jar of them, and to use it as runtime classpath for nativeImage task.
configurations {
uberJar
}
dependencies {
// some your dependencies here
// ...
// add uberJar task outputs to uberJar configuration
uberJar(provider { project.tasks.makeUberJar.outputs.files })
}
task makeUberJar(type: Jar) {
from(provider { configurations.runtimeClasspath.collect { zipTree(it) } })
destinationDirectory = file("$buildDir/uberjar")
archiveBaseName = 'runtime-all'
}
nativeImage {
dependsOn 'makeUberJar'
runtimeClasspath = configurations.uberJar
// your native image configurations here
// ...
}
s5bug
VladDrake
chirontt
sviridov-alexey
Describe What happened
Running
.\gradlew.bat nativeImagegenerates aThe command line is too long.error if enough arguments are added to it.How To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Compile my project with a lot of dependencies to a native image.
build.gradlefile(or othergradlebuild files).permalink to build.gradle that causes this issue
.\gradlew.bat nativeImageExpected behavior
I expected
native-imageto be called properly.StackTraces or Console logs
Environment
Additional Context
I've read that
native-imagesupports passing arguments as a file for this reason, although I don't know how to enable that or how to use it.