Examples with COMPARE_PLUS_HIGHER com.android.ide.common.repository.GradleCoordinate.COMPARE_PLUS_HIGHER used on opensource projects

Example 1 with COMPARE_PLUS_HIGHER

use of com.android.ide.common.repository.GradleCoordinate.COMPARE_PLUS_HIGHER in project android by JetBrains.

the class AndroidPluginGeneration method getLatestKnownVersion.

@NotNull
protected String getLatestKnownVersion(@NotNull AndroidPluginGeneration generation) {
    String artifactId = generation.getArtifactId();
    FileOp fileOp = FileOpUtils.create();
    List<File> repoPaths = EmbeddedDistributionPaths.getInstance().findAndroidStudioLocalMavenRepoPaths();
    Optional<GradleCoordinate> highestValueCoordinate = repoPaths.stream().map(repoPath -> getHighestInstalledVersion(getGroupId(), artifactId, repoPath, null, true, fileOp)).filter(coordinate -> coordinate != null).max(COMPARE_PLUS_HIGHER);
    if (!highestValueCoordinate.isPresent()) {
        if (IdeInfo.getInstance().isAndroidStudio() && !isGuiTestingMode() && !ApplicationManager.getApplication().isInternal() && !ApplicationManager.getApplication().isUnitTestMode()) {
            // In a release build, Android Studio must find the latest version in its offline repo(s).
            throw new IllegalStateException("Gradle plugin missing from the offline Maven repo");
        } else {
            // In all other scenarios we will not throw an exception, but use the last known version from SdkConstants.
            // TODO: revisit this when tests are running with the latest (source) build.
            String version = generation.getRecommendedVersion();
            getLog().info("'" + artifactId + "' plugin missing from the offline Maven repo, will use default " + version);
            return version;
        }
    }
    return highestValueCoordinate.get().getRevision();
}