Hi,
I am using init-script to get the source code...
# plugin-developmenth
Hari Sharma
10/08/2024, 10:01 AMHi,
I am using init-script to get the source code path details of a Java project.
Basically I made three calls to get the Java project details
1. Project project = task.getProject();
2. FileCollection classpath = task.getClasspath();
3. Iterable<File> srcFiles = task.getSource().getFiles();
But when I use them, I get the build failure problem with a message.
“Invocation of 'Task.project' by task ':compileJava' at execution time is unsupported.”
One way to avoid this is by using “*-Dorg.gradle.configuration-cache*=false”
What is the best way to resolve the issue?
-Hari
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Martin
10/08/2024, 10:02 AMWhat are you using
projectMartin
10/08/2024, 10:03 AMMartin
10/08/2024, 10:03 AM Copy code
For example, if you reference a Project in order to get the project.version at execution time, you should instead directly declare the project version as an input to your task using a Property<String>. Another example would be to reference a SourceSet to later get the source files, the compilation classpath or the outputs of the source set. You should instead declare these as a FileCollection input and reference just that.h
Hari Sharma
10/09/2024, 6:48 AMThank you, I will try and share my findings.
Hari Sharma
10/11/2024, 6:19 AMHow can I get ObjectFactory to call ObjectFactory.fileCollection().from(paths)?
Hari Sharma
10/13/2024, 3:58 AMWhen we access properties, Gradle is fetching secrets.
It seems an unsafe way.