I'm migrating a legacy perl build script for an android app over to Gradle. The build script takes a couple of .java files and turns them into a .jar.
However when I use a gradle task to make the .jar, if I examine the contents of it then it just contains the .java files, whereas the .jar built by the legacy perl script has compiled the .java files into .class files before placing them inside the .jar, additionally it has placed a classes.dex file in there also.
This is my current jar task:
task buildJar(type: Jar) {
archiveName = "com.company.platform.jar"
from sourceSets.platformJarSourceLocation.java
destinationDir = file(platformGeneratedFilesDirectory)
}
How can I get the .jar to contain .class rather than .java and to include the classes.dex?
The jar
task just creates a jar with everything you give to it. It doesn't compile at all. If you want to create a jar with class
files, run compileDebug
before, and then use the ouptput to create a jar. Same for classes.dex
, the generating task is packageDebug
.
You can ensure that a task is run before yours with dependsOn
.
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