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Integrate with Gradle Build Scans #458
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This commit adds the new Gradle build scan task to the build file. This enables a build scan dashboard page. Resolves: #458
This commits activates the Gradle build scan in the Travis configuration Resolves: #458
@junit-team/junit-lambda, do we want to link to the build scan results from the README? |
Note that once we have accounts for build scans, you will be able to associate the build scans with an identity, and will also be able to always point to the lastest scan for a given identity. |
Related discussion on Gradle Forum. |
That sounds good, @etiennestuder. Looking forward to that! |
Are you saying we should not yet point to links such as https://scans.gradle.com/s/.... ? |
Oh yes, feel free to point to anything. That's all good. You can also point to some created build scans very well (I hope you do!). What is currently not possible is to have a link that automatically always points to the latest scan for a given project (sort of a symbolic link). That will come. |
OK. Makes sense. Cheers! |
Updated Deliverables. |
The README now covers build scans: |
Thank you for the integration! Btw, in agreement with you guys, you can now see a sample scan of a JUnit 5 build on our Gradle.com homepage. |
Add the new Gradle Build Scan to the JUnit 5 build.
The results can then be linked from gradle.com.
See: https://scans.gradle.com/setup/step-1
Deliverables
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