Disable Isolated Projects via promoted property in dependency-submission - #1025
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The dependency-submission action disables Isolated Projects by passing -Dorg.gradle.unsafe.isolated-projects=false. Recent Gradle versions have promoted the property to org.gradle.isolated-projects, so builds that enable IP via the promoted property (e.g. gradle/gradle) are no longer disabled and fail, since ForceDependencyResolutionPlugin is not IP-compatible. Pass both property names; unknown properties are ignored by older Gradle versions.
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Problem
The
dependency-submissionaction disables Isolated Projects for the dependency-resolution build by passing-Dorg.gradle.unsafe.isolated-projects=false.Recent Gradle versions have promoted the property to
org.gradle.isolated-projects. A build that enables IP via the promoted property (e.g.gradle/gradle, see this failing run) is no longer disabled by the unsafe spelling, so the build runs with IP enabled and fails:(
ForceDependencyResolutionPluginis not IP-compatible.)Fix
Pass both spellings of the property.
-Dsystem properties that Gradle does not recognize are silently ignored, so this is safe for all supported Gradle versions — the action already passes the unsafe spelling to pre-IP Gradle versions without issue.