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I've done things like this before... or at least variants of it.

def gitHashMain = new File("${rootProject.rootDir}/.git/refs/heads/main").text

snort maybe I did... https://bitbucket.org/xenoterracide/gradle-semver/src/master/src/main/java/com/xenoterracide/gradle/semver/PorcelainGit.java seems like it's time to get it working again

why not call cli plumbing? should be CC-safe if you use the providers api

cli plumbing?

as opposed to porcelain

I don't remember much about that code, but it uses jgit which is pure java

It would be nice if there was a CC compatible plugin. I use a bit of custom coding to fetch the version via git commands. It's CC safe, so long as you use

providers.exec { ... }

I have

val gitDescribeResult = providers.exec {
    commandLine("git", "describe", "--always", "--dirty", "--long", "--tags")
    isIgnoreExitValue = true
}
val version = providers.gradleProperty("version").orElse(
    gitDescribeResult.result.map {
        if (it.exitValue != 0) return@map "unknown-SNAPSHOT"
        val describe = gitDescribeResult.standardOutput.asText.get().trim()
        val match = """(.*)-((\d+)-g[0-9a-f]+)(-dirty)?""".toRegex(RegexOption.DOT_MATCHES_ALL).matchEntire(describe)
            ?: return@map describe.removeSuffix("-dirty").ifEmpty { "unknown" } + "-SNAPSHOT"
        val (tag, extra, count, dirty) = match.destructured
        when {
            count.toIntOrNull() != 0 -> "$tag-$extra-SNAPSHOT"
            dirty.isNotEmpty() -> "$tag-SNAPSHOT"
            else -> tag
        }
    }
)

in one of my projects, pretty similar

@Adam totally possible mine is, once I unbreak it 😉

even if you stick with that, you'll probably want to wrap that in a ValueSource for CC compatibility

sure, CC didn't exist back in 5.x

Gradle calls git via the cli too https://github.com/gradle/gradle/blob/a5301f2d1baaf4131d3afae3330f4c3cd7ab96e9/build-logic-commons/basics/src/main/kotlin/gradlebuild/basics/BuildEnvironment.kt#L69-L83

just because gradle does something unwise...

haha fair point

I don't think it's going to be hard to at least make mine start again, just bumping to gradle 8.6 made

./gradlew build

work again

Yeah, I notice that sometimes IntelliJ doesn't like major Gradle updates. Try deleting the

.gradle/

dir.

yeah... I did that, might give it another go though... if you clone it is intellij not loving it? moved it with updates here https://github.com/xenoterracide/gradle-semver

Be careful

I don't remember much about that code, but it uses jgit which is pure java

is not fully correct. It does one git call to get location of system configuration file. Iirc in a static initializer, so you only hit it if you use a fresh daemon.

Well, hopefully I'll figure it out by the end of the day... my code currently doesn't do what I intended for it to do (I think), so it needs some serious updating