Previously, querying the artifact's extension in
SinglePublishedArtifact would result in eager creation of the task
that creates the artifact. Typically, this is the bootWar task.
Instead of querying the extension, this commit reworks
SinglePublishedArtifact and its callers to call separate methods for
jar and war artifacts so that the extension check is no longer
required.
Tests have been added to ensure that running help does not trigger
any unexpected task creation. The tests' assertions tolerate some
variation in behavior that depend on the version of Gradle and
whether the configuration cache is enabled.
Closes gh-30211
The changes for gh-28562 attempted to align the Gradle plugin's
handling of META-INF with the Maven plugin's behavior. Unfortunately,
they want too far, applying the handling to both jar and war files
when the Maven plugin only applies it to jar files.
This commit reworks the changes so that they only apply to jar files.
Closes gh-30026
Previously, the classpath of bootJar, bootWar, and bootRun was
configured directly as a FileCollection derived from the main source
set's runtime classpath. This direct configuration meant that
subsequent changes to the main source set's runtime classpath may not
have been picked up.
This commit changes the configuration of the classpath to use a
Callable. This indirection allows subsequent changes to the main
source set's runtime classpath to be picked up as long as they
occur before Gradle calls the callable.
Closes gh-29672
Previously, the optional configuration was added to the compile and
runtime classpaths of each source set and the the javadoc classpath
as well. This had a few disadvantages, the most notable of which is
that it meant that the configuration was ifrst resolved and then
the outcome of the resolution was added to the compile and runtime
classpaths. As a result, none of the attributes on the compile and
runtime classpaths were considered to influence variant selection.
This commit reworks the optional dependencies plugin so that the
compile and runtime classpaths of each source set are now configured
to extend from the optional configuration. This allows each
classpath configuration's attributes to influence the dependencies
that are selected from the optional configuration during resolution.
For example, when resolving the compile classpath, compile
dependencies (Usage.JAVA_API) will be selected and when resolving the
runtime classpath, runtime dependencies (Usage.JAVA_RUNTIME) will be
selected.
The above-described change means that runtime dependencies of an
optional dependencies will no longer leak into the compile classpath.
As a result of this, our Gradle plugin's test infrastructure has
been updated so that it no longer references runtime dependencies of
the Kotlin Gradle plugin at compile time.
Closes gh-27965
Previously, a project with a dependency on Spring Boot's configuration
processor would fail to build when the configuration cache is enabled
due to it accessing the Project during task execution.
Instead of accessing the project during task execution, this commit
updates the code to retrieve the resource locations from the matching
source set in advance. The locations are then stored in the action
that configures the compile task when needed.
Closes gh-26880
7.1-rc-1 deprecates JavaExec's main property in favor of mainClass
which was introduced in Gradle 6.4. This commit updates some tests
to use mainClass rather than main that would otherwise have failed
due to deprecation warnings in their output.
Closes gh-26793
When a custom buildpack is provided for image building, the contents
of the buildpack directory, tgz file, or image are copied as tar
entries to a new layer in the ephemeral builder image. Prior to this
commit, only file entries from the buildpack source were copied as
builder layer tar entries; intermediate directory entries from the
source were not copied. This results in directories being created in
the builder container using default permissions. This worked on most
Linux-like OSs where the default permissions allow others-read
access. On some OSs like Arch Linux where the default directory
permissions do not allow others-read, this prevented the lifecycle
processes from reading the buildpack files.
This commit explicitly creates all intermediate directory tar entries
in the builder image layer to ensure that the buildpack directories
and files can be read by the lifecycle processes.
Fixes gh-26658
Andy Wilkinson
izeye
Phillip Webb
Stephane Nicoll
dreis2211
Scott Frederick
weixsun