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The transformers for the $1$1 anonymous inner class were entirely wrong
`JarTransformationTask` had the possibility of stacking on itself with the previous implementation if run multiple times
This caused the same methods to get injected multiple times
Fixed by using a separate file for the transformed classes
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Co-authored-by: SizableShrimp <sizableshrimp@sizableshrimp.me>
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Licenser plugin changed from 'net.minecrell' to 'org.cadixdev'.
Changed from using publications DSL to explicit creation call, fixes
issues with IDE not recognizing the DSL correctly.
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Removes always definalizing fields
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Publish as Multi-Release jar as this API is only available on J9+
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This commits adds compatibility for Gradle 4.10 onward (tested on 4.10
and 5,4), while retainting compatibiliy with 4.9
Due to the ABI-incompatible changes in some internal gradle classes, we
need to use bytecode manipulation to ensure that our built class files
are compatible with both Gradle 4.9 and Gradle >= 4.10
Bytecode manipulation is performed at built time. A custom Gradle task
is used to read in the compiled class files from disk, and write out a
modified version to the final jar artifact.
In order to make as few bytecode modifications as possible, this commit
bumps the Gradle wrapper version to 4.10. This means that we're
compiling against Gradle 4.10, and using bytecode manipulation to retain
compatibility with 4.9. Doing the reverse (compiling against 4.9) would
be significantly more difficult, as we would need to statically
reference classes that exist in Gradle 4.10 but not 4.9 (specifically,
RepositoryDescriptor)
We perform two different bytecode transformations:
1. We modify the call to 'super()' in GradleRepositoryAdapter. In Gradle
4.10, the suepr constructor takes one argument, but in 4.9, it takes
zero arguments. In order to allow GradleRepositoryAdapter to compile
normally, we write a 'fake' call to 'super(null)', and replace with a
call to 'super()'.
2. We delete the method 'getDescriptor' from GradleRepositoryAdapter. In
Gradle 4.9, its return type does not exist, and will cause a
NoClassDefFoundError when Gradle attempts to classload it via
Class#getDeclaredMethods. However, it's necessary to include
'getDescriptor' so that GradleRepositoryAdapter (we need to override the
abstract method in a parent class).
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based version.
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It caches FAILURES and uses those over the successes we provide in the custom repos!
Other work directed twards cleaning up the api, and moved to using maven local which bypasses SOME of the caching and prevents the artifacts from our custom repo from being copied to the gradle central cache.
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