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Doesn't compile using gradle, the paths should be updated #9
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Works for me:
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Fails on Bamboo though due to recent Sonar changes. We should fix that. |
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The Sonar server, sonar.spring.io, was recently upgraded and is no longer compatible with the Sonar client that's used by Gradle 1.x. This commit upgrades the build to Gradle 2.x; restoring compatibility with sonar.spring.io. See gh-9
For me, in order to get it to work, I had to change the file user-guide/build.gradle, from
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Looks like you tried to build with Gradle 2.x - 0.2.1 of the docbook-reference-plugin is only compatible with 1.x. Generally speaking, you should always build with |
All right, thanks. Then an upgrade to Gradle 2.x will definitely help :) |
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Rather than relying on the project being built with the correct JDK, the source and target compatibility is now explicitly configured in the build. This should all the project to be built with Java 7 (which is required by the FindBugs plugin used on sonar.spring.io), while still producing Java 6-compatible byte code. See gh-9
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The new DocBook plugin requires that the sourceFileName property is configured. See gh-9
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