WIP Introduce composite-build-logic sample #1037
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@eskatos Can you also include in this sample how to setup the testing environment for the plugin as well? If someone were to take this sample straight from the repository it would be awesome if the testing mechanisms were already in place. |
With two included builds for build logic: - gradle/shared - gradle/plugins And a variety of dependencies including both the outer build and the plugins included build using the shared included build Signed-off-by: Paul Merlin <paul@gradle.com>
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Signed-off-by: Paul Merlin <paul@gradle.com>
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What?! Does this actually work!? I've been looking to try do do this sort of thing for quite a while now.
Okay. Will try this out.
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Works fine from Gradle perspective. From my testing it seems IDEA can't import it though. I'll get back to this soon.
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Oh, that's really good information.
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Oh yeah I do this in my kotlin multiplatform (prior to their recent huge refactor of the MPP plugins) composite projects. I haven't added native yet, so that might be while I don't have any issues with IDEA imports using this technique.
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Oh yeah I do this in my kotlin multiplatform (prior to their recent huge refactor of the MPP plugins) composite projects. I haven't added native yet, so that might be while I don't have any issues with IDEA imports using this technique.
Still requires a work around for https://github.com/gradle/gradle-native/issues/522, see the
settings.gradle.ktsfile.