Danny Althoff

Gradle maintains it's own order of processing your build-instructions. As they (the authors of Gradle) think that they do know better, they are giving you a way for controlling the...

@frnusmartobjects any progress on your side?

Hi there, yes, this sounds like another hack-around of the javapackager-core. What installer are you intending to use? Or are you just using the "windows.app"/"mac.app"-bundlers?

I'll check the implementations of the bundlers :) I think there might be a chance to have this being possible, will report back.

It seems that I already have implemented a workaround for this: https://github.com/FibreFoX/javafx-gradle-plugin/issues/38 The problem: the JDK-provided bundler are a bit stupid, each one creates their own stuff without reusing the...

@DJViking thanks for pointing to that JEP :)

Hm, not really anything I can solve within this plugin, as this issue is inside the used JDK/the JDK-provided javapackager. The `Info.plist` is created from a template, where some parts...

`It's not my app's Info.plist, its the embedded JRE's Info.plist file. ` Hehe, I totally missed the path that its the JRE, sorry. But it makes it even more ugly,...

Did you use `verbose`-mode?

See #5 #6 #7