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The dependency-check gradle plugin allows projects to monitor dependent libraries for known, published vulnerabilities.
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QUESTION
How can I create integrations tests using Gradle 5.2 and JUnit 5.3 in a multi-project build file?
This is my current build file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-01 at 18:13The solution is I needed to include the JUnit 5 dependencies myself. The following is the correct integration-test.gradle
file:
QUESTION
I have been looking for a few days, issues related to a conflict that may be occurring or a wrong configuration I made when putting the spring boot into the project.
All dependencies are normally injected (@Autowired) when the (@Validated) is not present in the code, so it is inserted, everything stops being injected by the spring.
gradle.properties
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Answered 2018-Sep-02 at 14:17I understood that, by defining a method final the class designer promises this method will always work as described, or implied. But validations need to create a partial customization that is only possible without the final.
changing from:
QUESTION
I am trying to write a gradle task (code below) that aggregates information from the ResolvedArtifact
objects within a multi-project build. However, when I run the task on a sample android project (https://github.com/gmetal/sample-dependency-check-app) using gradle 4.8.1 I get the following error:
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Answered 2018-Jul-16 at 10:52The solution is to use the configuration.incoming.artifactView and filter for just the artifact types that are needed:
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I am new to Gradle plugin development and I am writing the code in Java (not Groovy). My question is somewhat similar to this thread.
I am developing a plugin which applies another plugin and trying to provide a wrapper by customizing few configurations.
The applied plugin has few extensions like dataExtension
, dependencyCheck
extension for which I can configure values in build.gradle file (sample configurations).
Now I want to configure these values from my custom plugin instead of build.gradle file. So I want to re-use these extensions and configuration values of dependencyCheck plugin in my plugin
I tried the following after applying the plugin programmatically:
Directly used the properties for the plugin:
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Answered 2017-Sep-19 at 09:27I've implemented in the following way:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use
dependency check gradle plugin and it is throwing me an exception which I can't really figure out the reason for. Few other projects where I used it work fine with same config in build.gradle.
The config I'm using in build.gradle is
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-28 at 16:36The trick is to ensure your build script uses commons-io:2.5 or above. Ref(credit Jeremy):https://groups.google.com/d/msg/dependency-check/4JW0WReYI_w/ZNmi4q_-BQAJ
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