dist target doesn't include top level directory #7
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The plugin can now be configured using a 'jpos' directive in the .gradle file:
```groovyjpos {
target = "devel"
addGitRevision = true
addBuildTime = true
archiveJarName = "${project_name}-${version}.jar"
archiveWarName = "${project_name}-${version}.war"
installDir = build/install/${project_name}
distDir = src/dist
}
```
A non trivial refactor of the plugin was made to ensure that those properties
can be configured and used as described in the README.
This commit also makes this plugin compatible with gradle 8, so it fixes jpos#3
The configurability of git revision data also fixes jpos#5.
And it can be a workaround for jpos#7 using a different distDir.
Signed-off-by: Arturo Volpe <[email protected]>
aVolpe
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The plugin can now be configured using a 'jpos' directive in the .gradle file:
```groovy
jpos {
target = "devel"
addGitRevision = true
addBuildTime = true
archiveJarName = "${project_name}-${version}.jar"
archiveWarName = "${project_name}-${version}.war"
installDir = build/install/${project_name}
distDir = src/dist
}
```
A non trivial refactor of the plugin was made to ensure that those properties
can be configured and used as described in the README.
This commit also makes this plugin compatible with gradle 8, so it fixes jpos#3
The configurability of git revision data also fixes jpos#5.
And it can be a workaround for jpos#7 using a different distDir.
Signed-off-by: Arturo Volpe <[email protected]>
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disttarget creates a flat structure and doesn't include a top level directory with the project and version name as we used to produce usingjpos-app.gradlescript.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: