With 2.1.0-RC, I’m getting this warning in my root...

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[Carter]

With 2.1.0-RC, I’m getting this warning in my root build.gradle.kts where I configure NodeJsRootExtension.

'download: Boolean' is deprecated. Use download from NodeJsExtension (not NodeJsRootExtension) insteadYou can find this extension after applying NodeJsPlugin. This will be removed in 2.2

What’s the actual Gradle plugin ID for NodeJsPlugin?

[Anton Mefodichev]

I think this one:
https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.github.node-gradle.node

[hfhbd]

Nope, the plugin has no id, you have to apply the class in the rootproject.

[hfhbd]

But it should be applied by the MPP plugin automatically, so just use the renamed extension.

[Carter]

I’m not currently applying the kmp plugin in my root build.gradle.kts, is that necessary now?

[hfhbd]

No, you just need to rename the extension usage.

[Carter]

Ok, I think I got it. Finding NodeJsEnvSpec wasn’t easy.

[tapchicoma]

cc @Ilya Goncharov [JB]

[Carter]

No, I don’t have it working quite right yet.

I’m trying to make installation of node configurable, the version of node configurable, and blocking adding of repositories by gradle plugins. I had this working in prior versions of Kotlin. With Kotlin 2.1-RC, this is what I’m trying

rootProject.plugins.withType<NodeJsPlugin> {
    kotlinNodeJsEnvSpec.apply {
        download = project.property("SIGMA_IS_INSTALL_NODE").toString().toBoolean()
        version = libs.versions.node.get()

        // The repository is configured in the root settings.gradle.kts, and this disables Kotlin Gradle plugin from adding it
        downloadBaseUrl = null
    }
}

When the gradle build runs, I see Build was configured to prefer settings repositories over project repositories but repository 'Distributions at <https://nodejs.org/dist>' was added by unknown code

[Ilya Goncharov [JB]]

Now you can configure all node js settings for all projects. So to disable you need to disable it for all projects instead of just for rootProject
The easiest way is to use block allprojects {}

[Carter]

I thought allproject {} was generally frowned upon generally for Gradle?

Can I do this with a convention plugin now? I have a js convention that I apply to all submodules that use Kotlin JS

[Ilya Goncharov [JB]]

Yes, you can do this with just convention plugin. You just need to "find" plugin on just project instead of rootProject

[Carter]

Ok, let me give that a try. Thanks!

[Carter]

OK so I tried doing

kotlin-js-conventions.gradle.kts

plugins.withType<NodeJsPlugin> {
    kotlinNodeJsEnvSpec.apply {
        download = project.property("IS_INSTALL_NODE").toString().toBoolean()
        version = versionCatalogs
            .named("libs")
            .findVersion("node")
            .get()
            .toString()


        // The repository is configured in the root settings.gradle.kts, and this disables Kotlin Gradle plugin from adding it
        downloadBaseUrl = null
    }
}

I also tried
root build.gradle.kts

allprojects {
    plugins.withType<NodeJsPlugin> {
        kotlinNodeJsEnvSpec.apply {
            download = project.property("IS_INSTALL_NODE").toString().toBoolean()
            version = libs.versions.node.get()

            // The repository is configured in the root settings.gradle.kts, and this disables Kotlin Gradle plugin from adding it
            downloadBaseUrl = null
        }
    }
}

In both cases, I see the build logs emitting Build was configured to prefer settings repositories over project repositories but repository 'Distributions at <https://nodejs.org/dist>' was added by unknown code

So it seems like it isn’t having the intended effect.

[Ilya Goncharov [JB]]

Yes, looks like a bug indeed. We use convention for default value of downloadBaseUrl, that’s why null is ignored.

[hfhbd]

As a workaround use set(provider { null })

[Anton Mefodichev]

KT-72874 cc @Ilya Goncharov [JB]

[Carter]

Philip’s suggested workaround of set(provider { null }) does not work for me

[hfhbd]

I use this code to disable the repo:

plugins.withType<org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.targets.js.nodejs.NodeJsPlugin> {
    (extensions.getByName(NodeJsEnvSpec.EXTENSION_NAME) as NodeJsEnvSpec).downloadBaseUrl.set(null as String?)
}

[Carter]

OK, I think I got some progress on this.

I needed both a convention plugin applied to my submodules, plus a declaration in my top-level build.gradle.kts with configuration on the root project.

[suresh]

Yes, you can do this with just convention plugin. You just need to “find” plugin on just project instead of rootProject

@Ilya Goncharov [JB] is this the case for Npm plugin also? I just tried to configure NpmExtension for overriding the lockFileDirectory and seems like it will only work if i apply on rootProject.

[Ilya Goncharov [JB]]

NPM plugin is still applied only on root project, because NPM project is setup in <rootProject>/build/js, so it is still not clear how we can isolate it in one project