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Add Gradle support

Open branflake2267 opened this issue 8 years ago • 5 comments

Configure project from Gradle.

  • [ ] create basic gradle project to use for testing
  • [ ] import project configurator
  • [ ] turn on gwt nature
  • [ ] turn on gwt facet

branflake2267 avatar Sep 21 '16 04:09 branflake2267

I would also need Gradle support in GWT Eclipse Plugin! And a BIG THANK for your work on this project and your talk on GWTcon2016!

gocursor avatar Nov 16 '16 10:11 gocursor

+1 for gradle support and +1 for the big thank-you!

davepuchyr avatar Nov 16 '16 11:11 davepuchyr

Thanks for the feedback!

branflake2267 avatar Nov 17 '16 14:11 branflake2267

My request is that an GWT Eclipse Plugin with Gradle allow flexibility in selecting the targeted Java and GWT versions. Basically, we don't want to rock the boat or be forced to make a major upgrade to any of our current GWT-based products. These are running with GWT 2.7.0, Java 6, and Gradle 2.x with steffenschaefer/gwt-gradle-plugin. Only one product is likely to see any major new features, but even there, we'd like to stick with GWT 2.7.0. Our use of GWT for new projects is not certain.

johnthad avatar Dec 05 '16 15:12 johnthad

I think the only thing the configure has to do is add the GWT nature and GWT facet with WTP. The rest of the classpath is already taken care of. So there won't be any forcing. I think the overall goal of a configurator is to add IDE behavior accordingly to the gradle instructions.

branflake2267 avatar Dec 05 '16 16:12 branflake2267