It seems that the Kotlin Gradle plugin might need an update

Unsupported declaration type: VALUE_PARAMETER File name: build.gradle.kts Physical: true Injected: false

val SourceSet.kotlin: SourceDirectorySet
    get() = (this as HasConvention).convention.getPlugin<KotlinSourceSet>().kotlin
var SourceDirectorySet.sourceDirs: Iterable<File>
    get() = srcDirs
    set(<caret>value) { setSrcDirs(value) }

Using:

distributionUrl=https\://repo.gradle.org/gradle/dist-snapshots/gradle-kotlin-dsl-4.1-20170624053347+0000-all.zip

Hi! Is there any better DSL to configure tasks (e.g.

jar

) then this:

(tasks["jar"] as Jar).apply {
    (manifest as OsgiManifest).apply {
        name = "..."
        symbolicName = "..."
        vendor = "..."

        instruction(
                "Import-Package", "a.b.c"
        )
    }
}

?

What is the Kotlin DSL equivalent of the following:

jar {
    from configurations.compile.collect { zipTree it }
    manifest.attributes 'Main-Class': mainClassName
}

Try creating your own extension method and only solve the type conversion problem in that one place. I've found that can help. Something like:

fun ProtobufConfigurator.generateProtoTasks(configuration : ProtobufConfigurator.GenerateProtoTaskCollection.() -> Unit = {} ) = delegateClosureOf(configuration)

I haven't modified anything, i simply just run "./gradlew tasks"

What's the error message?

There are two ways now

tasks {
   "war"(War::class) {
      archiveName = "myapp.war"
   }
}

or

val war: War by tasks // Now your task in variable [war]
war.archiveName = "myapp.war"

so do i need to set

mainClassName

@gildor

Don't you need to disable the dependencies? And the publishing stuff?

how do i add a task to the build task chain?

Next issue: I have 28 modules in this project that I need to generate javadocs for. Ideally I would like to generate the docs only when built on my CI server and as 1 merged javadoc jar

@oleksandr.samsonov yeah, but I used

kotlin-allopen

I was trying to implement multi-android project, but got red on android {} with kotlin-dsl

And, er, what should I be calling instead.

I'm running into this

org/jetbrains/kotlin/cli/common/arguments/CommonCompilerArguments : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0

when i try to run my gradle script. I'm really not sure why it's not finding Java 8

File -> Open -> Choose dir with build.gradle.kts -> Open

Or you need source set for non-jvm kotlin project?

@guenther

sourceSets { main.kotlin.srcDirs += 'src/main/myKotlin' }

according to https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/using-gradle.html#targeting-the-jvm

Can I use the shadow plugin to include a dependency in my jar but not make the dependence transitive?

I still have no feedback on https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-18485 and kotlin-dsl 0.10.2 does not seem to fix it. Any thoughts?

I don’t find any kotlin-dsl sample on javascript compilation. When can I found the options?

Hello, I’ve got a gradle question more than related to kotlin, hopefully someone here can help: I remember reading about a feature where another gradle project could be used from a local folder instead of its dependency from a maven repository. I am looking for it and can’t find even its name.

With kotlin-dsl ?

Auto respond: Unchecking the gradle preference “create separate module per source set” makes it working.

Is there a reason for having by default the kotlin2js plugin generating js code in build/classes/java/main directory? The java directory is a little bit weird no?

1) My builds live behind a corporate firewall and we set our inintscript, buildscript and regular repositories from a standard init.gradle script. This works for Gradle Groovy-DSL builds in Intellij/commandline and Gradle Kotlin-DSL on the command line. But Intellij with Gradle Kotlin-DSL fails to find the plugins from repositories defined in the init.script (as a work around I'm while testing I'm embedding the buildscript.repositories inside the build script but we don't want to do this in production as we need centralized control of the repositories for plugins). 2) Intellij is falsely reporting that it can't find the following FixCrLfFilter.CrLf static class. This code runs properly at build time. import org.apache.tools.ant.filters.FixCrLfFilter val processResources by tasks.creating(Copy::class) { // TODO: Issue with Intellij not detecting FixCrLfFilter.CrLf static class, builds fine filter<FixCrLfFilter>("eol" to FixCrLfFilter.CrLf.newInstance("lf")) } 3) Intellij is reporting in the tasks.getting that DeployTask from the com.xebialabs.xl-deploy plugin is not a subtype of Task. It is and this code does run. // TODO: Intellij false warning that DeployTask not subtype of Tase, builds file val deploy by tasks.getting(DeployTask::class) { ... }

If is possible I would like to keep the project structure even in the jar file.

Hi everyone! I'm using

gradle-kotlin-dsl-4.1-20170707032407+0000-all

. I imported the plug-in correctly:

id("com.github.johnrengelman.shadow") version "2.0.1"

, but when I try to write the task in order to assemble the JAR file, it's not doing anything. This is the

ShadowJar

task:

tasks.withType<ShadowJar> {
  baseName = project.name
  classifier = "shadow" // fat, shadow
  manifest.attributes.apply {
    put("Application-Name", project.name)
    put("Build-Date", ZonedDateTime.now(ZoneOffset.UTC).format(DateTimeFormatter.ISO_DATE_TIME))
    //put("Build-Number", )
    put("Created-By", System.getProperty("user.name"))
    put("Gradle-Version", gradle.gradleVersion)
    put("Implementation-Version", "${project.version}")
    put("JDK-Version", System.getProperty("java.version"))
    //put("Main-Class", "io.shido.MainVerticle")
    put("Main-Verticle", "io.shido.MainVerticle")
  }
  mergeServiceFiles({ include("META-INF/services/io.vertx.core.spi.VerticleFactory") }) // TODO: This doesn't work :(
  version = "${project.version}"
}