Zvezdan Petkovic

@brammool, @lacygoill, and @adamjstewart I'll review the regex carefully this weekend. Assuming everything is right if would add the highlighting to `f` or `F` part as well as the rest...

The latest versions pin Sphinx at 1.4.9 and your build is installing 1.4.1 according to the log above. Are you perhaps pinning it at that version? Did you try running...

Again, how are you getting Sphinx-1.4.1 with the latest pygradle (0.6.14)? We pin it at 1.4.9, so it's not clear how are you getting 1.4.1. Can you provide some steps...

I pushed 0.6.14 to plugins.gradle.org. Thanks. We'll investigate and let you know.

In general flake8 and Sphinx plugins should be declared as a `build` configuration dependency (as opposed to `python` runtime dependency or `test` dependency). Now, after the move of flake8 task...

It seems that your code is structured in the way that Java code is usually structured in Gradle projects (src/main/java). However, the pygradle Python projects are expected to be structured...

@prachetaa Can you check what version of Gradle you are running when this happens? There was at least one release of Gradle 2.x that had this issue (the cleanup would...

OK. If you didn't use Gradle 2.x then we need to take a look at this. Thanks for posting the workaround. We'll resolve this issue when we apply the fix...

If I understand correctly, you made a *library* that other Python packages will depend on named _helloworld_. You probably used `...-sdist` plugin and that produced a source distribution tarball (package)...

@nimish I am not sure this would obviate the need for Ivy metadata. We use Gradle for dependency resolution (its strength) and thus avoid version conflicts that are typical with...