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When I run this command that defines the -Pliberty.runtime.version property (For example: gradle libertyDev -Pliberty.runtime.version=21.0.0.3), the Liberty version installed is the latest one and not the version specified.
This happens whether or not I specify the libertyRuntime dependency in build.gradle.
I can workaround this by having a gradle.properties file with the above property specified, or I can define/override the liberty version directly in build.gradle (i.e. under dependencies or liberty.runtime).
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@ericglau The InstallLibertyTask looks for the liberty.runtime project properties in buildInstallLibertyMap(). Does the DevTask need to do something to pass those along to the BuildLauncher that calls libertyCreate?
When I run this command that defines the -Pliberty.runtime.version property (For example: gradle libertyDev -Pliberty.runtime.version=21.0.0.3), the Liberty version installed is the latest one and not the version specified.
This happens whether or not I specify the libertyRuntime dependency in build.gradle.
According to this documentation: https://github.com/OpenLiberty/ci.gradle/blob/main/docs/installLiberty.md, and the example command above, OL version 21.0.0.3 should have been resolved/installed.
I can workaround this by having a gradle.properties file with the above property specified, or I can define/override the liberty version directly in build.gradle (i.e. under dependencies or liberty.runtime).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: