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Separate Gradle getting started from the Maven one #2090

Open gsmet opened 5 years ago

gsmet commented 5 years ago

(Creating the issue here so that it gets some visibility for new contributors)

Currently, the getting started project for Gradle in https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus-quickstarts/ is the same as the Maven getting started.

This is a mistake as the project structure should be different (especially the unit tests and the integration tests should be in 2 different folders).

We need to create a specific project for Gradle and get rid of the Gradle files in the getting-started project.

The project should be built with the Gradle command line.

Note to self: we will need to upgrade the release scripts once it's done.

juliofalbo commented 5 years ago

I will get this one! Today I will configure the environment. I think it is a nice issue to learn quarkus!

gsmet commented 5 years ago

Ah, too bad for you, it's already in the works: https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus-quickstarts/pull/163 :).

You will need to find another one!

juliofalbo commented 5 years ago

:(

Could be a good idea to put some label like in progress.

I will find another task. Thank you @gsmet

kunal-kushwaha commented 4 years ago

@gsmet : Hi, is this still a WIP? Thanks.

ptdatta commented 1 year ago

Hey @gsmet I am new to Open Source. Can I try to contribute in this issue??

gastaldi commented 1 year ago

@Parthib314 there is a PR with the fix for this issue in https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus-quickstarts/pull/163 but the author doesn't seem to have applied yet the requested changes.

Since this is open since 2019, I assume it is still up for grabs.

Feel free to submit a PR with the necessary fixes (including the original author's commit when possible if you are reusing it)

ptdatta commented 1 year ago

@gastaldi @gsmet So should I have to build the getting started Gradle guide and add tests where unit tests and integration tests are in two different folders???

gastaldi commented 1 year ago

Check the layout from a brand new application (eg. generated from code.quarkus.io) to understand it

ptdatta commented 1 year ago

@gastaldi @gsmet In every application, there was a maven status folder under which a maven-compiler-plugin folder in there compile and testCompile but there is no gradle status or gradle-compiler-plugin folder. Is that within maven status which I have to separate??

gastaldi commented 1 year ago

@Parthib314 I am not really following, so I'll let @gsmet chime in as he is the author of this issue 😉

ptdatta commented 1 year ago

@gastaldi @gsmet In every application, there was a maven status folder under which a maven-compiler-plugin folder in there compile and testCompile but there is no gradle status or gradle-compiler-plugin folder. Is that within maven status which I have to separate??

@gsmet please reply.

ptdatta commented 1 year ago

hey @gastaldi @gsmet please review my PR. Link-> https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus-quickstarts/pull/1225

ptdatta commented 1 year ago

@gastaldi @gsmet Sir, please review my new PR. Link-> https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus-quickstarts/pull/1227

arvind-vignesh commented 6 months ago

Hey is this issue still up for grabs?

lasteris commented 2 weeks ago

What is going on with this issue. Why it goes from one hand to another and nobody can close it🤔 I am looking for an issue, where i can commit to my first love project, but this issue seems strangely alive despite having workarounds. We are using Gradle, so this could be really useful, but...