Which method can replace getProject().getGradle().buildFinished()?

IsaevMH · August 30, 2022, 12:29pm

Hi there.

I noticed one issue after updating Gradle. I got the next warning:

‘buildFinished(org.gradle.api.Action<? super org.gradle.BuildResult>)’ is deprecated

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a similar method.

Can you tell me if one of these exists?

Best regards.

Chris_Dore · September 7, 2022, 5:52am

It appears there’s no complete solution for this yet, but here’s some more details.

github.com/gradle/gradle

Build finished event now deprecated

opened 06:51AM - 11 Mar 22 UTC

baron1405

a:regression @configuration-cache

Starting in Gradle 7.4, both the `Gradle.buildFinished` and `BuildListener.build…Finished` are deprecated. Apparently, it was not possible to get these methods to work with the configuration caching feature. The deprecation message does not list an alternative mechanism for being called when a build completes. In addition to this deprecation breaking one of my plugins, it seems like a serious regression to remove the ability to receive such a fundamental event as the completion of the build. Perhaps I am missing some other mechanism for receiving this event. ### Expected Behavior Ability to register an event handler for build completion. ### Current Behavior The buildFinished event has been deprecated with no apparent replacement. ### Context Deprecation in Gradle 7.4.

Vampire · September 27, 2022, 1:06pm

Sure there is, it is just a “bit” more verbose.
You need to create a build service that implements OperationCompletionListener and AutoCloseable.
Then you register the build service as OperationCompletionListener and do your build finished logic in the close method.

IsaevMH · October 18, 2022, 3:05pm

Can you elaborate on your proposal please?

Vampire · October 18, 2022, 3:24pm

Please first read the docs at Shared Build Services and if you still have questions, please ask them in detail.