Update JavaFXPlugin to lazy-load and configure task
Motivation
When using the JavaFX Gradle plugin in conjunction with Gradle Enterprise, the build scan identified that this plugin was eagerly loading a task into the task graph when it did not need to. This slows down large builds with hundreds of modules and tasks. Since Gradle 5.0 the concept of task configuration avoidance was added. This helps speed up builds by only registering tasks when they are needed. This commit updates the JavaFX plugin to use task configuration avoidance.
Modifications
Moving to task configuration avoidance is fairly straightforward. There is a guide in the documentation. The instance of the create() method was changed to the corresponding register() method.
Result
The result is a Gradle plugin that leverages task configuration avoidance improving build times.
Update JavaFXPlugin to lazy-load and configure task
Motivation
When using the JavaFX Gradle plugin in conjunction with Gradle Enterprise, the build scan identified that this plugin was eagerly loading a task into the task graph when it did not need to. This slows down large builds with hundreds of modules and tasks. Since Gradle 5.0 the concept of task configuration avoidance was added. This helps speed up builds by only registering tasks when they are needed. This commit updates the JavaFX plugin to use task configuration avoidance.
Modifications
Moving to task configuration avoidance is fairly straightforward. There is a guide in the documentation. The instance of the create() method was changed to the corresponding register() method.
Result
The result is a Gradle plugin that leverages task configuration avoidance improving build times.