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There's a very odd side-effect in the widgetset task. It copies the gwt.xml file to the build/classes/path/to/widgetset directory from the resource dir. And, if I run the build task which runs widgetset and jar, the JAR includes the gwt.xml from both build/classes/ and build/resources. Afterwards, if I run clean jar it only includes the gwt.xml file once (since the widgetset task isn't run again).
EDIT: my initial assumptions were wrong, this has nothing to do with the java/resource dir gwt.xml checks.
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The widgetset was updated after Gradle processed the resource files and this is most likely why duplicates ended up in the artifacts. I made the widgetset update process now it's own task which is executed before Gradle processes the resource files and that should resolve the issue. At least after the update I no longer get the duplicates in the jars.
There's a very odd side-effect in the widgetset task. It copies the gwt.xml file to the build/classes/path/to/widgetset directory from the resource dir. And, if I run the build task which runs widgetset and jar, the JAR includes the gwt.xml from both build/classes/ and build/resources. Afterwards, if I run clean jar it only includes the gwt.xml file once (since the widgetset task isn't run again).
EDIT: my initial assumptions were wrong, this has nothing to do with the java/resource dir gwt.xml checks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: