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With Gradle 7.5, I’m seeing a warning:

Project accessors enabled, but root project name not explicitly set for 'buildSrc'

I found the related issue, but it isn’t clear to me what action I should take. Am I supposed to add a

settings.gradle.kts

to my buildSrc directory declaring

rootProject.name = "buildSrc"

? Since this name is used for the cache, I’m not clear if it needs to be different for each Gradle project on the same system.

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Hi Team, I got the following error:

Could not create service of type FileAccessTimeJournal using

GradleUserHomeScopeServices.createFileAccessTimeJournal().

> Failed to ping owner of lock for journal cache (/Users/utsavbhetwal/.gradle/caches/journal-1) (lock id: -4032313904963299416, port: 55239)

I deleted the journal-1 file:

sudo rm -r /Users/utsavbhetwal/.gradle/caches/journal-1

But now I get:`java.io.FileNotFoundException: /Users/utsavbhetwal/.gradle/caches/journal-1/file-access.properties (No such file or directory)` Any solution fo this please?

Hey I’m trying to add my nexus password as a gradle property overriding -Ppassword=password from the command line. However my password has a special character namely a caret ^ which seems to escape. When i log the variable from build.gradle the caret is not present in the string. Ive tried all manner of escaping but nothing seems to work

Is there any special escape character/something different I can do? Running on windows 10

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Hello all !! I want to extend gradle test feature and add some functionalities to it such as on passing

--discover

argument i should get a list of all the test cases and

--execute

argument i should be able to execute the tests. I have found the apis to do this, how can i extend the test plugin ? any pointers or starting point to that will be helpful

What’s the proper way to pass nullable data to managed objects? I tried • pass directly, e.g.

objectFactory.newInstance(klass, nullableData)

. Gradle throws, can’t pass nullable parameters • add two

@Inject

constructors, one empty and one with non-null parameter. Gradle throws in this case - only one inject constructor is allowed. I’m trying to model a tree like structure where object

Node

can have a

parent: Node?

and add parent properties as a convention to its own. Maybe extensions can help?

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or Optional<String> ?

is preferedVersion what I have declared in my toml file?

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Is there a way using public (or not too private) APIs in Gradle to take a version string (returned from

VersionContraint.getRequiredVersion()

) and determine if it identifies a “singular” version (without crafting my own regex)? I’m trying to write a

ComponentMetadataHandler

that will rewrite

slf4j-api

dependencies to be more accurate ranges. So

1.7.25

becomes

[1.7.25,1.7.9999)

(or similar). I’d like to make sure I avoid rewriting any “non-unique” version syntaxes.

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