Examples with EclipseWorkspaceProject org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseWorkspaceProject used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EclipseWorkspaceProject

use of org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseWorkspaceProject in project gradle by gradle.

the class RunBuildDependenciesTaskBuilder method buildAll.

@Override
public RunClosedProjectBuildDependencies buildAll(String modelName, EclipseRuntime eclipseRuntime, Project project) {
    this.projectOpenStatus = eclipseRuntime.getWorkspace().getProjects().stream().collect(Collectors.toMap(EclipseWorkspaceProject::getName, EclipseModelBuilder::isProjectOpen, (a, b) -> a | b));
    List<TaskDependency> buildDependencies = populate(project.getRootProject());
    if (!buildDependencies.isEmpty()) {
        Gradle rootGradle = getRootGradle(project.getGradle());
        Project rootProject = rootGradle.getRootProject();
        StartParameter startParameter = rootGradle.getStartParameter();
        List<String> taskPaths = new ArrayList<>(startParameter.getTaskNames());
        String parentTaskName = parentTaskName(rootProject, "eclipseClosedDependencies");
        Task task = rootProject.task(parentTaskName);
        task.dependsOn(buildDependencies.toArray(new Object[0]));
        taskPaths.add(parentTaskName);
        startParameter.setTaskNames(taskPaths);
    }
    return DefaultRunClosedProjectBuildDependencies.INSTANCE;
}

Example 2 with EclipseWorkspaceProject

use of org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseWorkspaceProject in project gradle by gradle.

the class EclipseModelBuilder method calculateReservedProjectNames.

private List<String> calculateReservedProjectNames(ProjectInternal rootProject, EclipseRuntime parameter) {
    if (parameter == null) {
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }
    EclipseWorkspace workspace = parameter.getWorkspace();
    if (workspace == null) {
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }
    List<EclipseWorkspaceProject> projects = workspace.getProjects();
    if (projects == null) {
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }
    List<String> reservedProjectNames = new ArrayList<>();
    List<EclipseWorkspaceProject> externalProjects = gatherExternalProjects(rootProject, projects);
    for (EclipseWorkspaceProject externalProject : externalProjects) {
        reservedProjectNames.add(externalProject.getName());
    }
    return reservedProjectNames;
}

Example 3 with EclipseWorkspaceProject

use of org.gradle.tooling.model.eclipse.EclipseWorkspaceProject in project gradle by gradle.

the class EclipseModelBuilder method gatherExternalProjects.

private List<EclipseWorkspaceProject> gatherExternalProjects(ProjectInternal rootProject, List<EclipseWorkspaceProject> projects) {
    // The eclipse workspace contains projects from root and included builds. Check projects from all builds
    // so that models built for included builds do not consider projects from parent builds as external.
    Set<File> gradleProjectLocations = collectAllProjects(new ArrayList<>(), getRootBuild(rootProject.getGradle()), new HashSet<>()).stream().map(p -> p.getProjectDir().getAbsoluteFile()).collect(Collectors.toSet());
    List<EclipseWorkspaceProject> externalProjects = new ArrayList<>();
    for (EclipseWorkspaceProject project : projects) {
        if (project == null || project.getLocation() == null || project.getName() == null || project.getLocation() == null) {
            continue;
        }
        if (!gradleProjectLocations.contains(project.getLocation().getAbsoluteFile())) {
            externalProjects.add(project);
        }
    }
    return externalProjects;
}