When build.gradle has contents like this
apply from: ‘fnd/cmn/bu/BUConsts.gradle’; apply from: ‘fnd/cmn/bu/uts/tng/TNGConsts.gradle’;
I see BUConsts and TNGConsts getting compiled.
However, I am not where these class files get written to… Once this is written to some directory, would such classes available to script without explicitly adding them like this…
buildscript
{
dependencies
{
classpath files([“C:\temp\out\production\lapos”]);
}
}
Regards, Raja Nagendra Kumar, C.T.O www.tejasoft.com
No, this is not supported. You can use classes
You can use classes > declared in a parent build script
Can you provide an example of this?
I tried adding a class declaration to the root build.gradle and then using the class in a subproject build.gradle. I also tried many other combinations, neither worked. It seems I can use classes declared in the same gradle file only (or in buildSrc of course, but I avoid using this option for now).
To use a class declared in a parent script, you have to use some tricks, like assigning the class object to an extra variable, or sharing a factory method rather then the class itself. In most cases it’s better to use ‘buildSrc’.