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After the Gradle 4.1 upgrade, and before we actually release 5.0, our build could use some refactoring, especially anything that speeds things up and make it more idiomatic to avoid future compatibility issues.
Activate Gradle build scans to check for issues
Do not generate all reference documentation formats for each snapshot build, as it takes a long time
Make sure tests actually run before javadoc/reference doc are generated
reconfigure joint compilation for the spring-beans module and merge it with spring-beans-groovy, as this is not required and tends to confuse IDEs
Only apply dependency management to modules that need it (right now it's applied everywhere)
Break up the (huge) build.gradle into smaller, dedicated build files for each module
Brian Clozel opened SPR-15885 and commented
After the Gradle 4.1 upgrade, and before we actually release 5.0, our build could use some refactoring, especially anything that speeds things up and make it more idiomatic to avoid future compatibility issues.
build.gradle
into smaller, dedicated build files for each moduleIssue Links:
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