I have a React app and Ratpack app which get built by Gradle. In my Ratpacks build.gradle dependencies I have
compile project(’:react-app’)
To compile my React app when my application is run, is it possible when I run
./gradlew run
I can add an argument that will stop the react app from compiling, say I had the command
./gradlew run noReact
And then If I wanted to compile both I could do ./gradlew run
I have done some research on multi project gradle builds but couldn’t find a solution. Thanks
Why would you want to do that? If nothing changed in your react app, Gradle will correctly see that it is up-to-date and do no unnecessary work.
When I use -t run, whenever I change any code the whole application gets rebuilt, even If I haven’t changed any code in my React App, running the yarn install for react seems to take quite a while. I was thinking I could do ./gradlew -t noReact if I am just changing my Ratpack application code to make it a bit quicker for me
he whole application gets rebuilt, even If I haven’t changed any code in my React App
It shouldn’t get rebuilt. Sounds like a misconfiguration in your project or a bad community plugin. Can you please provide a reproducible example?