multi-module

问题 My application is a Gradle Multi Module Project, consisting of multiple services with one service-common module. I´ve pulled all dependencies that all modules have in common out into the root build.gradle, and I also want to include the service-common module in all subprojects, which in theory works, but I´m getting a circular dependency issue because it is included in itself. apply plugin: 'java' group = 'com.myapplication' ext { set('springCloudVersion', "2.2.0.RELEASE") set(

问题 We are a large company with about 2000 separate Java projects. For historic reasons, we do not have multi-module projects, but we would like to introduce them. Logically, we already have "groups" of projects, i.e. someone responsible for (say) 50 projects which are closely related. This someone regularly publishes a BOM which contains recent, coherent versions of these 50 projects. Now it would make a lot of sense to grab these 50 projects and put them into one large multi-module project.

问题 I am having multi-module gradle project, which is having 5 modules. And these modules creates a lineage of dependency ie. A <- B <- C <- D <- E . Here A depends on B , B depends on C and so on. My problem is that, If i am going to change in A , it compile all the parent modules. Is there any way to just compile only A . And if i change in B then only compile A and B . 回答1: Yes, @JB Nizet you are correct i was using one of the scalaCompileOption property. tasks.withType(ScalaCompile) {

问题 I am thinking about creating a multi-module project in maven, with one plugin module (i.e. this module is used as a plugin in other projects, not a dependency). Question : Is it feasible to have a plugin as a module in a multi module maven project? 回答1: It is feasible and it is also documented on the official maven multi-module/reactor page concerning how having a plugin as module is handled by the build (bold is mine): Because modules within a multi-module build can depend on each other, it

问题 we have a maven multi-module pom project with a core-module where i want to keep common application.properties, like database-access, email-gateways etc. Is it possible to integrate those application*.properties in the executable jar of the other modules as well (jars built by spring-boot-maven-plugin )? when taking a look into the built jar, you can see that only the module's resources are integrated, all other modules are ignored. Thanks 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49856000

问题 I am in the process of modularising the app I am working on and my coverage has dropped over 20% since splitting my instrumentation tests into the app module. The app is being split into app , core , custom , where core is an android library and the other 2 modules are apps. The majority of the app's functionality will live in core and it is currently mostly tested through instrumentation tests which now reside in app . Is there a way that instrumentation tests in an application module can

问题 Recently we tried to deploy files using jenkins providing ${revision} property for the build ( Maven 3.3.9 ). It worked OK on json creating 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT for dev builds and 0.0.1-RC for releases, but we have an issue using maven on developer machines. We have multi-module maven project with version defined in parent and some modules uses others as dependencies. Both build it from jenkins and use maven locally, to integrate with IDEs and run tests before pushing it into repository. When we

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问题 I looked around but cannot find a clear answer to my question. I have a very legitimate need for supporting N-versions of the same Python module. If they are stored in the same same package/directory, they would have to be uniquely named, like in the following example: .../some/package/my_module_1.0.py .../some/package/my_module_1.1.py .../some/package/my_module_2.0.py -- etc. -- And each would, in turn, store its version number via the " version " attribute. The consuming program then

问题 I looked around but cannot find a clear answer to my question. I have a very legitimate need for supporting N-versions of the same Python module. If they are stored in the same same package/directory, they would have to be uniquely named, like in the following example: .../some/package/my_module_1.0.py .../some/package/my_module_1.1.py .../some/package/my_module_2.0.py -- etc. -- And each would, in turn, store its version number via the " version " attribute. The consuming program then