Upgrading your build from Gradle 4.x to 5.0
This chapter provides the information you need to migrate your older Gradle 4.x builds to Gradle 5.0. In most cases, you will need to apply the changes from all versions that come after the one you’re upgrading from. For example, if you’re upgrading from Gradle 4.3 to 5.0, you will also need to apply the changes since 4.4, 4.5, etc up to 5.0. If you are not already on the latest 4.10.x release, re
Introducing source dependencies
This post introduces a new Gradle dependency management feature called “source dependencies”. Normally, when you declare a dependency on a library, Gradle looks for the library’s binaries in a binary repository, such as JCenter or Maven Central, and downloads the binaries for use in the build. Source dependencies allow you to instead have Gradle automatically check out the source for the library f
Experimenting with Gradle dependencies
Today, I opened my app/build.gradle file and cringed at the sight of my dependencies block. So unorganized and just hard to look at. This is something that’s been bothering me for sometime but I never really had the time to figure out a better way, until now. I started out researching what others were doing with their build file. One of the most common patterns I’ve been seeing recently looks some
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Gradle | Gradle vs Maven: Performance Comparison
Business Cases for Faster Builds Gradle is up to 100 times faster than Maven Performance Advantages over Maven that make this possible Taking Performance Further Your Turn Business Cases for Faster Builds Gradle aims to help organizations ship better software, faster. Faster builds is one of the most direct ways of achieving this; an engineer has more opportunity to deliver software when not waiti
Gradle 4.0 Release Notes
Gradle Release Notes Version 4.0 The Gradle team is pleased to announce Gradle 4.0. We are excited to share some great new features and improvements with you in this release: First and foremost, Gradle's Build Cache is now production-ready for Java and Groovy compilation and Java test tasks! This provides remarkable performance, making Gradle builds up to 100x faster than Maven in common scenarios
Use cases for the build cache
This section covers the different use cases for Gradle’s build cache, from local-only development to caching task outputs across large teams. Even when used by a single developer only, the build cache can be very useful. Gradle’s incremental build feature helps to avoid work that is already done, but once you re-execute a task, any previous results are forgotten. When you are switching branches ba
Blazing Fast Android Builds
At Google I/O today, the Android Studio team released the first preview version of the Android Gradle plugin 3.0, based on Gradle 4.0 M2. It brings major performance improvements, especially for builds with plenty of subprojects. In this blog post, we will explain what you can expect from this preview version and how the Android Studio and Gradle team achieved these improvements. Before diving int
Introducing Gradle Build Cache Beta
Introduced in Gradle 3.5 to reduce build time. What does it do? The build cache reuses the outputs of Gradle tasks locally and shares task outputs between machines. In many cases, this will accelerate the average build time. The build cache is complementary to Gradle’s incremental build features, which optimizes build performance for local changes that have not been built already. Many Gradle task
Gradle 2.0 以降と IDEA プラグインで Configuration として provided を定義して idea.module のスコープに追加すると ClassCastException が発生する - Qiita
注意 Gradle 2.12 で、Maven の provided スコープに当たる compileOnly という configuration が追加されたため、以下の記述は 2.11 以下で有効な方法になる。Gradle 2.12 以降を使っている場合は素直に compileOnly を使うべし。 参考 Support for declaring compile time only dependencies with Java plugin (Gradle 公式リリース) gradle 2.12 で対応された compileOnly を試す - Qiita 経緯 Gradle では war プラグインなどを使わない限り、標準では provided スコープは存在しない。そのため lombok などの様にコンパイル時のみクラスパスを追加するような際は、カスタムコンフィグレーションとして
Incremental Compilation, the Java Library Plugin, and other performance features in Gradle 3.4
We are very proud to announce that the newly released Gradle 3.4 has significantly improved support for building Java applications, for all kind of users. This post explains in details what we fixed, improved and added. We will in particular focus on: Extremely fast incremental builds The end of the dreaded compile classpath leakage The improvements we made can dramatically improve your build time
The Java Library Plugin
The Java Library plugin expands the capabilities of the Java Plugin (java) by providing specific knowledge about Java libraries. In particular, a Java library exposes an API to consumers (i.e., other projects using the Java or the Java Library plugin). All the source sets, tasks and configurations exposed by the Java plugin are implicitly available when using this plugin.
Android — How to add Gradle dependencies using ‘foreach’ | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't ReadA big project in Android with several modules also has several Gradle files that need to be configured, and that´s a tedious task. Something that is usually done is adding dependencies to each module, in this post it will be explained how to control all modules dependencies using just a single Gradle file. A big project in Android with several modules also has several Gradle f
Gradle plugin best practices by example
Gradle is a general purpose, multi-platform build tool. Plugins allow for extending Gradle's core capabilities with reusable and targeted functionality. In this session, we'll discuss techniques and best practices for developing your own Gradle plugins by dissecting the structure, code, documentation and supporting infrastructure of an existing Gradle plugin. Gradle plugins are extremly simple to
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