/** If the user hasn't specified the files yet, we'll assume he/she means all of the groovy files. */ @Override protected void setupTask(SpotlessTask task) { if (target == null) { JavaPluginConvention convention = getProject().getConvention().getPlugin(JavaPluginConvention.class); if (convention == null || !getProject().getPlugins().hasPlugin(GroovyBasePlugin.class)) { throw new GradleException("You must apply the groovy plugin before the spotless plugin if you are using the groovy extension."); } //Add all Groovy files (may contain Java files as well) FileCollection union = getProject().files(); for (SourceSet sourceSet : convention.getSourceSets()) { GroovySourceSet groovySourceSet = new DslObject(sourceSet).getConvention().getPlugin(GroovySourceSet.class); if (excludeJava) { union = union.plus(groovySourceSet.getAllGroovy()); } else { union = union.plus(groovySourceSet.getGroovy()); } } target = union; } else if (excludeJava) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("'excludeJava' is not supported in combination with a custom 'target'."); } // LicenseHeaderStep completely blows apart package-info.java/groovy - this common-sense check // ensures that it skips both. See https://github.com/diffplug/spotless/issues/1 steps.replaceAll(step -> { if (LicenseHeaderStep.name().equals(step.getName())) { return step.filterByFile(SerializableFileFilter.skipFilesNamed("package-info.java", "package-info.groovy")); } else { return step; } }); super.setupTask(task); }
@Override protected Class<? extends Plugin> getBasePlugin() { return GroovyBasePlugin.class; }
/** * Searches the specified class path for Groovy Jars ({@code groovy(-indy)}, {@code groovy-all(-indy)}) * and returns a corresponding class path for executing Groovy tools such as the Groovy compiler and Groovydoc tool. * The tool versions will match those of the Groovy Jars found. If no Groovy Jars are found on the specified class * path, a class path with the contents of the {@code groovy} configuration will be returned. * * <p>The returned class path may be empty, or may fail to resolve when asked for its contents. * * @param classpath a class path containing Groovy Jars * @return a corresponding class path for executing Groovy tools such as the Groovy compiler and Groovydoc tool */ public FileCollection inferGroovyClasspath(final Iterable<File> classpath) { final Configuration groovyConfiguration = project.getConfigurations().getByName(GroovyBasePlugin.GROOVY_CONFIGURATION_NAME); if (!groovyConfiguration.getDependencies().isEmpty()) { return groovyConfiguration; } // alternatively, we could return project.files(Runnable) // would differ in at least the following ways: 1. live 2. no autowiring return new LazilyInitializedFileCollection() { @Override public FileCollection createDelegate() { GroovyJarFile groovyJar = findGroovyJarFile(classpath); if (groovyJar == null) { throw new GradleException(String.format("Cannot infer Groovy class path because no Groovy Jar was found on class path: %s", classpath)); } if (groovyJar.isGroovyAll()) { return project.files(groovyJar.getFile()); } if (project.getRepositories().isEmpty()) { throw new GradleException("Cannot infer Groovy class path because no repository is declared for the project."); } String notation = groovyJar.getDependencyNotation(); List<Dependency> dependencies = Lists.newArrayList(); // project.getDependencies().create(String) seems to be the only feasible way to create a Dependency with a classifier dependencies.add(project.getDependencies().create(notation)); if (groovyJar.getVersion().getMajor() >= 2) { // add groovy-ant to bring in AntGroovyCompiler dependencies.add(project.getDependencies().create(notation.replace(":groovy:", ":groovy-ant:"))); } return project.getConfigurations().detachedConfiguration(dependencies.toArray(new Dependency[dependencies.size()])); } // let's override this so that delegate isn't created at autowiring time (which would mean on every build) @Override public TaskDependency getBuildDependencies() { if (classpath instanceof Buildable) { return ((Buildable) classpath).getBuildDependencies(); } return new TaskDependency() { public Set<? extends Task> getDependencies(Task task) { return Collections.emptySet(); } }; } }; }