Run a smoke test against a local Gradle build about spring-aot-smoke-tests HOT 10 CLOSED

After a fix in Boot, this should now work properly in the Gradle case. You can do something like this ./gradlew command-line-runner:build --include-build ../spring-boot/main to build and run the sample against the main worktree of your Spring Boot clone. You can specify --include-build multiple times if you need to build against local builds of multiple Gradle-based projects.

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I just tried this and it failed to find the branch...

% ./gradlew :spring-kafka-avro:build --include-build ../spring-kafka/GH-2359

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* What went wrong:
Included build '/Users/grussell/Development/spring-kafka/GH-2359' does not exist.

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Gradle doesn't know anything about Git or its branches. You'd need to have your GH-2359 branch checked out somewhere and then point Gradle at that directory.

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Yes, this worked...

% ./gradlew :spring-kafka-avro:build --include-build ../spring-kafka        

... with the active branch on that project

But I had to temporarily remove the spring-kafka smoke test

* What went wrong:
Included build in /Users/grussell/Development/spring-kafka has name 'spring-kafka' which is the same as a project of the main build.

Your reference to /main was the confusing part.

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Ah, sorry for the confusion. Stephane and I both use git work trees so we have multiple branches checked out at the same time. I have spring-boot/main, spring-boot/2.7.x, and spring-boot/2.6.x directories. I then have 3 separate Eclipse workspaces, one for each check out. It saves time with IDE refreshes when I want to change branch.

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Nice!

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I think this can be closed. @snicoll ?

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We now have an option for Gradle based builds, but none for Maven.

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It would be nice but I am not feeling strongly about it. @wilkinsona feel free to close this one if you want to restrict this to Gradle-based build.

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Let's use this for the Gradle side of things. If the requirement comes up with Maven, I can take another look.

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