Examples with DefaultLoggingConfiguration org.gradle.internal.logging.DefaultLoggingConfiguration used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DefaultLoggingConfiguration

use of org.gradle.internal.logging.DefaultLoggingConfiguration in project gradle by gradle.

the class CommandLineActionFactory method convert.

/**
     * <p>Converts the given command-line arguments to an {@link Action} which performs the action requested by the
     * command-line args.
     *
     * @param args The command-line arguments.
     * @return The action to execute.
     */
public Action<ExecutionListener> convert(List<String> args) {
    ServiceRegistry loggingServices = createLoggingServices();
    LoggingConfiguration loggingConfiguration = new DefaultLoggingConfiguration();
    return new WithLogging(loggingServices, args, loggingConfiguration, new ExceptionReportingAction(new JavaRuntimeValidationAction(new ParseAndBuildAction(loggingServices, args)), new BuildExceptionReporter(loggingServices.get(StyledTextOutputFactory.class), loggingConfiguration, clientMetaData())));
}

Example 2 with DefaultLoggingConfiguration

use of org.gradle.internal.logging.DefaultLoggingConfiguration in project gradle by gradle.

the class BuildLogLevelMixIn method getBuildLogLevel.

public LogLevel getBuildLogLevel() {
    LoggingCommandLineConverter converter = new LoggingCommandLineConverter();
    CommandLineParser parser = new CommandLineParser().allowUnknownOptions().allowMixedSubcommandsAndOptions();
    converter.configure(parser);
    List<String> arguments = parameters.getArguments();
    ParsedCommandLine parsedCommandLine = parser.parse(arguments == null ? Collections.<String>emptyList() : arguments);
    //configure verbosely only if arguments do not specify any log level.
    if (parameters.getVerboseLogging() && !parsedCommandLine.hasAnyOption(converter.getLogLevelOptions())) {
        return LogLevel.DEBUG;
    }
    LoggingConfiguration loggingConfiguration = converter.convert(parsedCommandLine, new DefaultLoggingConfiguration());
    return loggingConfiguration.getLogLevel();
}