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@henri-tremblay thoughts? 😬 |
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I had no time yet.
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To build and run non-android tests: ./gradlew build To run the Android TCK test: ./gradlew connectedAndroidTest
To build and run non-android tests: ./gradlew build To run the Android TCK test: ./gradlew connectedAndroidTest
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@henri-tremblay thoughts on this gradle build? Using gradle is the easiest way to be able to maintain/run Android compatibility tests. :) |
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Yes... A bit sadly but yes you are right. I want to deploy one last version with Maven to prevent any delay and then I will put my head into it. |
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| // Support convention plugins written in Kotlin. Convention plugins are build scripts in 'src/main' that automatically become available as plugins in the main build. | ||
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Why specify the Kotlin DSL and kts extension if none of the features are being used? Can cut down some CI time removing it.
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Not sure I understand. This is needed for precompiled script functions which we are using.
Without the kotlin-dsl plugin, it wouldn't create the org.objenesis.java-conventions.gradle.kts plugin.
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I had assumed the the default build.gradle/groovy dsl would have sufficed for the definition of the plugin. From my experience the groovy dsl executes much faster on fresh systems (like a CI container) vs the kotlin dsl.
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Kotlin DSL gives better completion in the IDE.
Kotlin DSL performance was improved in Gradle 6.8.
https://docs.gradle.org/6.8.3/release-notes.html#kotlin-dsl-performance
Also, if CI caching is turned on the difference will be negligible.
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What is missing to merge this? |
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This is really really nice of you. I have decided to stick to Maven to keep my life simple. To bad for Android which is openjdk now anyway. |
To build and run non-android tests:
./gradlew build
To run the Android TCK test: (addresses #78)
./gradlew connectedAndroidTest
If you change minSdk to
21and run./gradlew connectedAndroidTestthe build will fail. (see #79)https://github.com/yogurtearl/objenesis/blob/b6ee12c618897150d34651d28b6de479c8dcad7d/tck-android/build.gradle.kts#L29
With error: