Add configuration to send build scans to https://ge.apache.org #810
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Hi @ppalaga, the Apache foundation has a Gradle Enterprise instance running at https://ge.apache.org. This instance can be used for any Apache project and projects can opt in for free. This change enables using this instance of Gradle Enterprise for the Maven daemon project. Once merged, you get faster builds instantaneously due to Gradle's performance accelerations techniques for Maven, like build caching (remote build caching will come in summer for Apache projects). It will as well publish build scans for every execution of a build on CI as well as on any local developer machine to get insights into the build, ease investigation of failures, reason about outcomes and so forth. You can read more about it here. If you have any questions feel free to ping us. Looking forward to have the Maven daemon project using ge.apache.org. Regarding the integration test failures with these changes, I'll need to check with @oehme as we might need to reopen #725. We'll keep you posted. |
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The integ tests have their working dir inside the main project's target folder. So when they search for the |
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@ppalaga any update on this? Would you be interested in a short call to answer questions and show you potential benefits of using Gradle Enterprise? |
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Sorry gentlemen, no time at all for mvnd this month. |
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Hi @ppalaga, gentle ping :) |
Some of the integration tests to do not have `.mvn` directories and search up the project structure until they find the `.mvn` directory of the root project. This change adds `.mvn` directories with empty `maven.config` files so that the sample projects in VCS will be as close as possible to those executed during integration testing
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I've rebased this with the latest changes in |
Is there any maven based project at Apache using this extension so far ? It seems there's only |
You can filter on just Maven projects, but Pulsar, Curator, and SCIMple are currently using it. Beam just happens to constitute a large percentage of the scans right now. |
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