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coolya avatar coolya commented on May 28, 2024

I think this is a good idea. For people coming from gradle with a java/kotlin background it would be the least surprising behaviour.

I like this type of behaviour when writing kotlin code for cases where I want to skip the tests but still produce a usable artefact. If I want to include tests I would run build instead of assemble.

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sergej-koscejev avatar sergej-koscejev commented on May 28, 2024

To clarify, currently assemble depends on assembleMps which calls the assemble target in MPS-generated build scripts. So ./gradlew assemble builds the project and produces jars in build/artifacts. It just doesn't produce the final zip for uploading to Maven. So the question is whether assemble should mean what it means in MPS or what it means in Gradle Java.

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coolya avatar coolya commented on May 28, 2024

I think in MPS terms assemble with the plugin isn't the same as with the vanilla MPS world. Here assemble also includes generate with isn't a dependency in the ant scripts from MPS. In the MPS world assemble would only assemble what is already generated without further input from the user. I think it's safe to deviate from the MPS terminology here and be consistent with how the Java with gradle does.

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