fun <http://java.io|java.io>.InputStream.extractSummary(): String =
    ((JsonSlurper().parse(this) as Map<String, Any>)["fields"] as Map<String, Any>)["summary"] as String

I looked around a lot, couldn't find a way to make this code block simpler. Would like to do something similar to Groovy, which allows me to call just

this.fields.summary

. Any ideas?

Which one? The one reported by gradle?

Hi, we’re working on a multiplatform project and would like to share common test utilities between test sourceSets residing in different gradle modules. What is the best approach?

What version of

NodeJS

is used when we include dependency like that?

dependencies {
    implementation(npm("react", "16.12.0"))
}

Does gradle download

NodeJs

from the internet or it searches for locally installed

node.exe

?

Question about the new

api

configuration...I was under the impression that it was only available when you had applied the

java-library

plugin. However I'm able to use it in Gradle 6.2 (and I can see the effect it has on the module metadata when published to Nexus). A build scan reveals that the

java-library

plugin isn't applied, so how is this possible?

has anyone used jOOQ, with the gradle plugin to trigger code gen, in a kotlin multiplatform project? The jOOQ code generator gradle plugin expects a SourceSet instance in its configuration, and I can't figure out how to get one from a KotlinSourceSet (is that possible?)

Anyone else run into OOM issues with (happens with Gradle 5 or 6) Gradle 6 + Kotlin 1.3.70?

Hi. I wrote a gradle plugin in Kotlin which injects a library dependency via this line : https://github.com/emign/engineEmi_GradlePlugin/blob/88ffb269e35ff35a178685121db2744d6a521f5d/src/main/kotlin/me/emig/engineEmi/gradle/EngineEmiGradlePlugin.kt#L44 Since gradle 6.0+ in the consuming project (the one applying the gradle plugin I wrote) the library dependency vanishes from the SourceSets. When I switch back to gradle wrapper 5.6.4 it reappears magically. Can anyone help with that? When I list the dependencies, The libraries seem to be correctly linked (no difference between 5.6.4 and 6.6.2) but they are missing in the SourceSets

I want to migrate a

build.gradle

script from groovy to kotlin. Inside one of my build, I have this:

allprojects {
    ext.runProtoGen = { inPath, outPath, kotlinPackage = null, logLevel = null, inSubPath = null ->
      [...]
    }
}

How would I be able to do that with kotlin DSL ? Thanks 🙂

I just stumbled over a gradle task I have never seen before:

inspectClassesForKotlinIC

. Did I just miss this or does kotlin 1.3.70 use a new system for incremental building (I’m guessing the IC stands for “incremental compile”)?

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I want to pack chrome extension using gradle http://www.adambarth.com/experimental/crx/docs/packaging.html how do I do this?

in my root

build.gradle

I have

apply from: 'test.gradle.kts'

, then in

test.gradle.kts

I have:

tasks.register("vytibnhcyfugohsjfdbnafvdsa") {

}

After I run Sync Project with Gradle files twice, I get this warning in Android Studio (see image), and the log says

Caused by: org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.DefaultTaskContainer$DuplicateTaskException: Cannot add task 'vytibnhcyfugohsjfdbnafvdsa' as a task with that name already exists.

Am I doing something wrong, or is this is a bug?

its for a dope reason and i cant help it.

well the reason is i dont have write access and i dont have the password for it, should try some default password for it , aka sudo and the id doesnt belong to sudo group either.

Not sure if I missed out something, does the JVM target “application” plugin able to create fat jar for deployment? Can not locate one, have to use another plugin like shadow. I’m new to JVM world, isn’t fat jar the preferable way of distributing JVM app? Why not support fat jar directly in “application” plugin?

anyone used github actions, how to sudo? have the yaml file which get ubuntu-latest

is there any tool to convert build.gradle to build.gradle.kts (does not have to be complete or automatic, just a start making some obvious conversions)

val fooVersion = “1.0.0” in the top scope does not do it

Hello folks...if/when you have some time, take a look at this one: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60743468/gstring-lazy-evaluation-in-kotlin-dsl-using-gradle-git-properties-plugin ...chime in if you have any solution for it, and thanks in advance! 👌😊😎

Anyone know how to set the classpath in this gradle file I'm confused, trying to run backendMain

how do I migrate the following to kotlin DSL?

configurations {
    karateTestCompile.extendsFrom testCompile
    karateTestRuntime.extendsFrom testRuntime
    pactTestCompile.extendsFrom testCompile
    pactTestRuntime.extendsFrom testRuntime
}

Can webpack in gradle kts do treeshaking on libraries that I didn't write and if so how do you configure it?

How come the Gradle task

JavaExec

doesn’t honor carriage returns

("\r")

in Java print statements?

Hi @Andrey Uskov [JB], apologies for direct address, but as the assignee for https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-30413, even a few words on the status of this defect may help guide some strategic direction for us. It concerns the interaction between the IDE and K/MP + Gradle Composite builds: Presently when using K/MP + Gradle Composite builds: - Gradle build is working fine 👍 -But the IDE (IntelliJ or AS) cannot resolve symbols across Composed MP project dependencies 👎 ...which is a big problem for my team's acceptance of this otherwise desired approach. Is a fix likely any version soon, or a great complexity? Thanks 🙏

I’m trying to create a function that configures an Android module using Kotlin-script-gradle. I previously did this with a groovy function inside the

build.gradle

, but now I’m trying to move this to

buildSrc

. I’m struggling to find the equivalent way to do this inside

buildSrc

, can anyone help me out?

ext.installInternalProductionFlavors = { project ->
    project.android.flavorDimensions 'releaseType'

    project.android.productFlavors {
        internal {
            dimension 'releaseType'
            matchingFallbacks = ['debug']
        }

        production {
            dimension 'releaseType'
            matchingFallbacks = ['release']
        }
    }

    installInternalProductionVariantFilter(project)
}

If I’m using an if block to sometimes apply a plugin, how do I resolve the plugin dsl so I can build, even when the plugin isn’t applied? i.e.

plugins {
  if (Build.isCi) {
    id("com.google.firebase.appdistribution") //TODO not working
  }
}

productFlavors {
    flavorDimensions("releaseType")
    create("internal") {
      // ...

      if (isCi) {
        firebaseAppDistribution { // <--- This doesn't resolve because the plugin is in an if block.
        }
      }
    }

What is the up-to-date way to control kotlin daemon jvm args? Setting

systemProp.kotlin.daemon.jvm.options=-Xmx4g

at

gradle.properties

stops kotlin daemon from running with

Xmx illegal argument

error.

I want to share a String between

buildSrc/build.gradle.kts

and the code inside

buildSrc/src

. What’s the best way to do that?

what is the difference between node and nodejs in the intelliJ gradle plugin?