Hi, all. This is a question about

pact-gradle-plugin

. What I want to achieve - two separate gradle tasks for running provider test a) using contracts fetched from broker; b) using contract file on local file system. For now I have one for pact broker:

pact {

	broker {
		pactBrokerUrl = 'url'

		pactBrokerToken = 'token' 
	}

	serviceProviders {
		MyProvider {



            ....


			fromPactBroker {
				withSelectors {
					// Some selectors
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

I’ve tried: 1. Add another provider MyProviderLocal under

serviceProviders

with specifying path to local pact file 2. Add new gradle task and put inside

pact

dsl:

task pactLocal {
    pact {
       ......
    }
}

Both attempts not working, it recognise

broker

block and always trying to get pacts from broker.

The

pact

block is global and not task specific. There are two ways you can do it, if you want to have two different verification tasks, you can use different provider names (MyProvider and MyProviderLocal), or if you want only a single provider name, you can setup two different sources and they will both be verified as part of the same task.

@uglyog Adding MyProviderLocal into

serviceProviders

doesn’t work - as

broker

block defined at top level, plugin tries to find provider named

MyProviderLocal

directly in broker, and of course, it not exists. I want to run single option - broker or local contracts, so, do not suppose to have two sources at one place.

Use an if statement based on a project property. Then set the property on the command line

Thank you, I’ll try