Closed fabianmeyer closed 7 years ago
Interesting, looks like it didn't find any dependency... I think that's because to find the dependencies, the runOsgi
task depends on previous tasks running (but they are skipped by Gradle)... I will see if it's possible to force the previous task that figures out dependencies to run every time runOsgi
runs...
But I would advise you to avoid using runOsgi
... that's meant to be used for quick debugging... but usually, it's much better to use createOsgi
, then bash build/osgi/run.sh
(or the Windows equivalent) so you don't hang on the gradle build while your OSGi runtime is running.
Sorry, I missed this issue in version 1.5.2!!! Will try to fix it soon.
Fixed in the 1.5.3 release.
Repetitive executions of the "runOsgi" task fail with an:
./gradlew cleanOsgiRuntime runOsgi
works fine.