Gradle plugin

[luksrn]

Issue #44

Please read https://guides.gradle.org/publishing-plugins-to-gradle- plugin-portal /

After configuring your credentials you can publish the plugin locale at scott-gradle-plugin folder

$ ./gradlew tasks

Plugin Portal tasks
-------------------
login - Update the gradle.properties files so this machine can publish to the Gradle Plugin portal.
**publishPlugins - Publishes this plugin to the Gradle Plugin portal.**

$ ./gradlew publishPlugins

> Task :publishPlugins
Publishing plugin hu.advanceweb.scott-plugin version 3.3.3
Publishing artifact build/libs/gradle-3.3.3.jar
Publishing artifact build/libs/gradle-3.3.3-sources.jar
Publishing artifact build/libs/gradle-3.3.3-javadoc.jar
Publishing artifact build/libs/gradle-3.3.3-groovydoc.jar
Publishing artifact build/publish-generated-resources/pom.xml
Activating plugin hu.advanceweb.scott-plugin version 3.3.3

To test/approve the PR, I believe you can follow those flow to generate the artifacts and test the changes.

The Junit4 and Junit5 test reports keep detailed information, but only cucumber reports generated by scott.

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[dodie]

Hi @luksrn !

Awesome job, thank you! So far I've only had the time to scan the code, but I'll try it soon as well, and merge the PR.

Thanks,
David

[dodie]

Hey @luksrn!

I had some time in my hands, so I could take a closer look at your PR (sorry that it took me this long).

I was able to try the plugin locally with the following steps:

1. Build the scott-gradle-plugin module.
2. Modify the build.gradle in the scott-examples/junit4 module, to resolve the plugin through a file reference:

buildscript{
    dependencies{
        classpath fileTree(dir:'../../scott-gradle-plugin/build/libs', include: ['*.jar'])
    }
}

apply plugin: hu.advanceweb.scott.ScottPlugin

3. Execute ./gradlew test in the scott-examples/junit4 module.

👍 It works nicely 👍

The generated HTML report correctly contains the Scott report:

And running the tests with ./gradlew test -i makes this information visible in the console as well:

A few questions:

• Would it possible to target Java 8 source compatibility in the scott-gradle-plugin module? Many projects still use Java 8, I'd prefer to support it for a while.

• I think there is a typo in the groupname of the plugin. Could you please change it from advanceweb to advancedweb?

Many thanks!

[luksrn]

Hey @dodie , how are you, man? I hope you're ok!

I made the changes that you suggested. Good points.

[dodie]

Hey @luksrn! Cool thanks! Thank you for all your effort! The plugin works as expected, and it's implemented really nicely! I'll release it at the end of the month along with a new version of Scott.