Jake Wharton
Jake Wharton
I'm wary of the utility to the point where I'm considering adding an option for this (ha!). Do you have examples of where it would be useful?
Actually, I'll just remove the bits about explicit class logging.
This could be done with an `includes`/`excludes` comma-separated regex list for class names.
(Which was configured in a Gradle extension for the plugin)
The script isn't meant to compare two arbitrary zip files. It's meant to compare two .jar files only. `diff` is a standard tool that's part of GNU utilities. `javap` comes...
Well it's rewriting your existing classes so the line numbers likely don't line up. Dunno if there's a way to fix this. I'll have to investigate at some point.
If memory serves, there should be a way to tell the AspectJ compiler to preserve the line number hints in the code that will fix this.
Possibly. I'll try this weekend or early next week.
Gradle 1.9 broke `mavenLocal()` so this has been hard to test... http://gradle.1045684.n5.nabble.com/mavenLocal-regression-in-1-9-td5712124.html