Throw GradleException if .git directory is missing #162
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GitPropertiesPluginTests#testGenerateWithMissingGitRepoShouldFail
incorrectly asserted that every exception would be aRepositoryNotFoundException
while in reality the thrown exception was aboutAssert.fail()
not being imported and no such method could be found.While fixing the test, I learned that JGit wouldn't throw a
RepositoryNotFoundException
in every case but happily walk up the directory tree until it found a.git
directory starting from the current working directory withfindGitDir()
(seeBaseRepositoryBuilder#findGitDir()
,BaseRepositoryBuilder#findGitDir(java.io.File)
).Instead of relying on this behavior,
GenerateGitPropertiesTask#getGeneratedProperties()
will now throw aGradleException
ifdotGitDirectory
isnull
to get the expected behavior.As an alternative,
GitPropertiesPluginTests#testGenerateWithMissingGitRepoShouldFail
could be removed if the default behavior of JGit (walking up the directory tree until a.git
directory was found, starting from the current working directory) is the desired behavior.