Hello everyone! Is there a way to set the srcDir for all sub directories of a directory in a generic way? To give an example, I have the following code:

srcDir("src/routes/a")
srcDir("src/routes/a/asdf")
srcDir("src/routes/b")
srcDir("src/routes/c/xyz/zyx")

Right now, if I add a new directory under route, I have to add it also to my

build.gradle.kts

in the given snippet. Is there a way to accomplish that automatically, by adding all sub directories of

src/routes

? Thanks in advance!

I don't know if Gradle has something to do it automatically but you can use

FileWalkTree

to add every folder inside

src/routes

Hey Javier, thanks for answering! I actually tried that, but it looks like it's not picked up:

File("src/routes/").walkTopDown()
        .filter { it.isDirectory }
        .map { it.canonicalPath }
        .map { it.removePrefix("/.../") }
        .forEach { srcDir(it) }

it is strange, I use it inside

settings.gradle.kts

to automatically

include

every module in the project

Hm, strange. I wrote a test for that which prints the directories and the resulting strings are all correct. After that I call srcDir on each of them, so no big magic involved there..

Doesn't

srcDir("src/routes")

include the files in all subdirectories recursively?