I faced the same issue. Setting relative path of the parent in module projects solved the issue. Use <relativePath>../Parent Project Name/pom.xml</relativePath>
I know that this specific version of the question has already been solved, but my searching brought me here and I hope I can save some people the hassle of figuring this out. Bad foo/build.gradle dependencies { implementation ‘com.example:widget:1.0.0’ } Good foo/build.gradle dependencies { api ‘com.example:widget:1.0.0’ } bar/build.gradle dependencies { implementation project(path: ‘:foo’) } implementation … Read more
Most of the projects in my GitHub repository are built with Gradle. You should find plenty of examples there. Three bigger example code bases that use Gradle are Griffon, Gaelyk and of course Gradle itself. Also a search for build.gradle on GitHub will find you a lot of other repositories.
tl;dr aggregate causes the tasks to be executed in the aggregating module and all aggregated one while dependsOn sets a CLASSPATH dependency so the libraries are visible to the aggregateing module (depending on the configuration that’s compile aka default in the example). A sample to demonstrate the differences. I’m using the following build.sbt (nothing really … Read more
You’re probably missing one or more include_directories calls. Adding headers to the list of files in the add_executable call doesn’t actually add then to the compiler’s search path – it’s a convenience feature whereby they are only added to the project’s folder structure in IDEs. So, in your root, say you have /my_lib/foo.h, and you … Read more
Check what networks are available on your host with the below command: docker network ls then pick one that you know is working, the host one could be a good candidate. Now assuming you are in the directory where it is available your Dokerfile, build your image appending the flag –networks and change the <image-name> … Read more
Tthe solution to this problem is to ensure that there are no spaces in the build directory.
Running is for running your app (on the Mac for Mac OS X, in the simulator or on the device for iOS). Profiling is for running your app with Instruments (for finding memory leaks, bottlenecks etc.). Testing is for running unit tests. Archiving is building a distributable package of you app (incl. Ad-hoc iPhone distributions … Read more
To have a truly idempotent tar, mtime is a good step but not enough. You also need to set the sort order, the owner and group (together with their mapping) and a proper timezone for mtime (since otherwise you’re gonna have issues as well between Mac and Linux). I ended up with tar –sort=name –owner=root:0 … Read more