Although they've quite distanced themselves, Gradle was initially built
around Ivy and although Ivy has no real standard layout, the general use
case is that Ivy creates these integration revisions itself.
The concept of unique and non-unique integration revisions, and the
conversion between them is done more around Maven as it also has
a standardized layout; Artifactory can handle these conversions if your
artifacts and repository configuration adhere to the standard Maven layout.
Obviously every case has it's exceptions and it's easier at times to build
locally, but a couple of points to consider are:
- If project X depends on project Y, then project Y should be developed
and tested as an independent unit and without "knowing" X.
- Building locally exposes the developer to some intricate but sometimes
crucial differences between the build environments.
On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 11:22 AM, spock <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Noam
>
> Makes sense that Gradle should handle it, I was just surprised that there
> is
> no standard support or plugin for generating these timestamps in
> integration
> builds, because it sounds like a pretty standard scenario (judging from the
> "gradle-default" layout in Artifactory, at least).
>
> Regarding local developer builds - for most cases I agree, but what if a
> developer working on project A needs to modify project B to support some
> feature in A? She could modify, commit and build B (in the CI server), but
> isn't it sometimes beneficial to be able to test A and B together locally
> before committing the change in B?
>
>
>
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