FileCopyDetails are incorrect if eachFile{} is called before rename{}

[nishantghan]

Related forum post: https://discuss.gradle.org/t/how-to-access-final-name-of-a-file-specified-in-a-rename-closure-inside-eachfile-method/23673

Expected Behavior

FileCopyDetails are correct irrespective of the order in which rename{} and eachFile{} are called.

Current Behavior

FileCopyDetails are incorrect if eachFile{} is called before rename{}

Context

We need to print a report of what all files are copied by a copy task with information such as final name of the file at destination, source file path etc. Currently if we call eachFile{} to achieve this, the 'getName()' method returns the name of the file before it is renamed by a rename{} closure which is called after eachFile{}. See example below.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

task A (type: Copy) {
from 'abc.txt'
into buildDir
eachFile { fileCopyDetails ->
println "Copying ${fileCopyDetails.getName()} from ${fileCopyDetails.getSourceName()}"}
}
A.configure {
rename 'xyz.txt'
}
// Prints
Copying abc.txt from abc.txt

Your Environment

Windows 7

[oehme]

Could you please attach a zipped-up example project (including Gradle wrapper, sample files...) so we can reproduce this as quickly as possible?

[nishantghan]

Attached.
Gradle_issues_2721_reproduce.zip

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