I'm trying to convert this (groovy) to Kotlin KTS

see kotlin example at gradle docs: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/java_testing.html#sec:configuring_java_integration_tests

I followed exactly the example, and it didn't work

works with gradle 5.1.1 at my machine

Did you put it in another file?

no build.gradle.kts

How would you put it in another file?

you should create an issue with the whole stacktrace I guess

Create an issue where?

I love Kotlin, and I really am eager to Kotlin DSL... But gradle released it as "Production Ready" and I couldn't literally do a single project in Kotlin DSL yet

I know the pain. Anyway this issue here seems to be due to the same problem: https://github.com/gradle/kotlin-dsl/issues/1287

This is amazingly infuriating

well the gradle docs linked in the comment somehow detail how applied scripts have to be written without accessors

Thanks!

Verbosity is a side-effect of using a more concrete type system. It took me a day to convert my build files for a relatively simple android project.

Verbosity is bad, but manageable when it's intuitive. In this case, I don't think it's very intuitive at all

I didn’t find it burdensome at all when I switched over. I think it added a single extra line to my file. I’m curious where you find it to be a burden.

In this case, multiple sourceSets, configuring the

idea

plugin, all in another file (not the main build.gradle)

Managing source sets is a enormous pain 🙁, unless Gradle Kotlin DSL is used with the Kotlin Multiplatform plugin in which case dealing with source sets is easy 😄 ( https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/building-mpp-with-gradle.html?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTkRJeU16azBOMlptTXpBMSIsInQiOiIzWFFYNmZuaE04XC9EelQ2alArNDRrSFJNNG4zb29hUlpmbldsOUVDQVY4N2lzZlVyMGhwVEF6dlwvd2hieHp1ak9ENUpsTDBZM2dtaEpkNWxRbDR5SWRqeVwvNU93UWJJeDRoa21kTm9YQnk4Q0U5em1YZ09HRlZISnVSMVQ5ZHgwYiJ9#configuring-source-sets ) via Kotlin 1.3.20 onwards.

It still doesn't solve my issue, as I can't use it in another file

I have this block in my build file:

sourceSets {
            getByName("main").java.srcDirs("src/main/kotlin")
            getByName("test").java.srcDirs("src/test/kotlin")
            getByName("mock").java.srcDirs("src/mock/kotlin")
            getByName("prod").java.srcDirs("src/prod/kotlin")
        }

Yeah, that's the issue for me. I don't want to do this in my build file

You can do it in a separate file. Just create a

buildSrc

directory. You can create custom logic in Kotlin files there to resolve whatever you need.