Gradle 1.2 released

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We are excited to announce the release of Gradle 1.2. This release comes with improved dependency reporting, a polished --continue functionality, bug fixes and significantly lower memory usage. We have also added parallel builds and build comparison/upgrading as incubating features. Have a look at the release notes.

There is a new chapter in the user guide on our contract regarding public, incubating, deprecated and internal functionality.

We have also written a quick outlook on the 1.3 release.

Don’t forget to check out our upcoming Gradle webinars.

For a deep immersion into the Gradle universe you might want to join an in-depth class with one of the Gradle core developers.

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First - congratulation - I’m planning to use Gradle for some time, hopefully I’ll get to it and get rid of… you know who. :slight_smile:

Second - please check your HTML documentation - both in FF and Chrome font looks a bit awful and “e” doesn’t have the central bar on 100% zoom (you have to zoom it in): http://www.gradle.org/docs/current/userguide/installation.html

Can you please fix the styles or font? Thank you (Windows 7 BTW)

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Hi Virgo, can you please send me a screenshot of what you are seeing luke.daley@gradleware.com.

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Here it is, IE is fine, the rest not.

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AH! I see I’m not the only one, although I got no respond to http://forums.gradle.org/gradle/topics/ugly_outfit_of_docs_site

Just thought this might be only a problem for us poor Windows users, and the Gradle guys, well they look onto the world thru an apple.

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I’m moving all discussion of this problem to this forum topic.

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Hi everyone,

First of all congrats for new release.

I am trying to run my project on jetty using gradle

but facing some problems

I have added the details to the gradle forum but i am not getting any reply

Link to the forum

http://forums.gradle.org/gradle/topics/jetty_runtime_error-7gmkj

Please help

Its really very important