chore: update gradle wrapper #1034
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settings.gradle.kts (1)
11-13: LGTM: Well-structured multi-module setup with a minor suggestion.The inclusion of separate modules for Java, Android, and Gradle lint is a good practice for organizing a multi-platform project and maintaining code quality.
Consider using the multi-project include syntax for a more concise representation:
include("java", "android", "gradle-lint")This change is optional and doesn't affect functionality, but it can make the file slightly more readable as the project grows.
build.gradle.kts (2)
3-5: LGTM! Consider adding other common plugins if needed.The use of version catalogs for plugin management is a good practice. The Android library plugin is correctly set up with
apply falsefor a multi-module project.Depending on your project structure, you might want to consider adding other common plugins here, such as Kotlin Android or Kotlin JVM. For example:
plugins { alias(libs.plugins.android.library) apply false alias(libs.plugins.kotlin.android) apply false alias(libs.plugins.kotlin.jvm) apply false }
13-21: LGTM! Javadoc configuration effectively suppresses warnings.The Javadoc task configuration is well-structured and addresses common issues with Javadoc generation in Java 8+. It effectively suppresses warnings and reduces verbosity.
For improved clarity, consider extracting the Javadoc options into a separate function:
subprojects { // ... other configurations ... tasks.withType<Javadoc> { options.configureJavadocOptions() } } fun JavadocOptions.configureJavadocOptions() { this as StandardJavadocDocletOptions addBooleanOption("Xdoclint:none", true) addBooleanOption("quiet", true) addStringOption("Xmaxwarns", "1") }This refactoring improves readability and makes it easier to maintain or extend the Javadoc configuration in the future.
gradle.properties (1)
4-9: LGTM: Project metadata properties are well-defined.The project metadata properties are correctly set and provide valuable information:
- The description is clear and concise.
- The inception year and GitHub URLs are consistent and properly formatted.
- SCM connections use appropriate protocols (HTTPS for connection, SSH for dev connection).
Consider adding a
POM_NAMEproperty to explicitly define the project's name, which can be different from the description. For example:POM_NAME=Ably Java SDKThis addition would enhance the project's metadata completeness.
.github/workflows/emulate.yml (1)
21-25: LGTM! Good addition of JDK setup.The new step to set up the JDK is a valuable addition to the workflow. It ensures a consistent Java environment across different runs and machines, which is crucial for reproducibility. Using Java 17 (LTS) with the Temurin distribution is a solid choice.
For future consideration: You might want to make the Java version configurable using a GitHub Actions input or a repository variable. This would allow easier updates and testing with different Java versions without modifying the workflow file. For example:
- name: Set up the JDK uses: actions/setup-java@v3 with: java-version: ${{ inputs.java_version || '17' }} distribution: 'temurin'This change is not necessary now but could be beneficial for future flexibility.
android/build.gradle.kts (1)
39-47: LGTM: Appropriate source sets configuration with a minor suggestion.The source sets configuration correctly includes additional directories for shared code and tests. This setup allows for code reuse between Android and non-Android modules, which is a good practice.
Consider using the
file()function for path declarations to ensure cross-platform compatibility:sourceSets { getByName("main") { - java.srcDirs("src/main/java", "../lib/src/main/java") + java.srcDirs("src/main/java", file("../lib/src/main/java")) } getByName("androidTest") { - java.srcDirs("src/androidTest/java", "../lib/src/test/java") - assets.srcDirs("../lib/src/test/resources") + java.srcDirs("src/androidTest/java", file("../lib/src/test/java")) + assets.srcDirs(file("../lib/src/test/resources")) } }gradle/libs.versions.toml (2)
19-38: Well-structured library declarations with room for minor improvementThe [libraries] section effectively maps versions to their respective libraries, promoting consistency and ease of updates.
Consider grouping related libraries together (e.g., all Android-related libraries) and adding comments to separate these groups for improved readability. For example:
# JSON and data processing gson = { group = "com.google.code.gson", name = "gson", version.ref = "gson" } msgpack = { group = "org.msgpack", name = "msgpack-core", version.ref = "msgpack" } # Networking java-websocket = { group = "org.java-websocket", name = "Java-WebSocket", version.ref = "java-websocket" } nanohttpd = { group = "org.nanohttpd", name = "nanohttpd", version.ref = "nanohttpd" } nanohttpd-nanolets = { group = "org.nanohttpd", name = "nanohttpd-nanolets", version.ref = "nanohttpd" } nanohttpd-websocket = { group = "org.nanohttpd", name = "nanohttpd-websocket", version.ref = "nanohttpd" } # Testing junit = { group = "junit", name = "junit", version.ref = "junit" } hamcrest-all = { group = "org.hamcrest", name = "hamcrest-all", version.ref = "hamcrest" } mockito-core = { group = "org.mockito", name = "mockito-core", version.ref = "mockito" } concurrentunit = { group = "net.jodah", name = "concurrentunit", version.ref = "concurrentunit" } # Android-specific firebase-messaging = { group = "com.google.firebase", name = "firebase-messaging", version.ref = "firebase-messaging" } android-test-runner = { group = "com.android.support.test", name = "runner", version.ref = "android-test" } android-test-rules = { group = "com.android.support.test", name = "rules", version.ref = "android-test" } android-retrostreams = { group = "net.sourceforge.streamsupport", name = "android-retrostreams", version.ref = "android-retrostreams" } # Other vcdiff-core = { group = "com.davidehrmann.vcdiff", name = "vcdiff-core", version.ref = "vcdiff" } slf4j-simple = { group = "org.slf4j", name = "slf4j-simple", version.ref = "slf4j" } dexmaker = { group = "com.crittercism.dexmaker", name = "dexmaker", version.ref = "dexmaker" } dexmaker-dx = { group = "com.crittercism.dexmaker", name = "dexmaker-dx", version.ref = "dexmaker" } dexmaker-mockito = { group = "com.crittercism.dexmaker", name = "dexmaker-mockito", version.ref = "dexmaker" }
40-43: Effective use of bundles for simplified dependency managementThe [bundles] section provides a convenient way to group related libraries, which can significantly simplify build scripts.
Consider adding more granular bundles for specific use cases. For example:
[bundles] common = ["msgpack", "java-websocket", "vcdiff-core"] tests = ["junit", "hamcrest-all", "mockito-core", "concurrentunit"] android-tests = ["android-test-runner", "android-test-rules", "dexmaker", "dexmaker-dx", "dexmaker-mockito"] networking = ["nanohttpd", "nanohttpd-nanolets", "nanohttpd-websocket"] logging = ["slf4j-simple"]This approach allows for more flexible inclusion of dependencies in different modules or build types.
gradlew (1)
159-171: Approve changes to argument handling with a minor suggestion.The updates to the argument handling logic are good improvements:
- Using
exprfor incrementingiis a more portable solution across different shells.- The case statement is more concise and potentially more efficient than the previous if-else chain.
However, consider using a loop instead of a fixed case statement to handle an arbitrary number of arguments:
for i do if [ $i -eq 0 ] ; then set -- else set -- "$@" "${args[$i]}" fi doneThis would make the script more flexible for future use cases that might require handling more than 9 arguments.
java/build.gradle.kts (1)
51-51: Consider removing 'outputs.upToDateWhen { false }' to leverage Gradle's build cachingThe
outputs.upToDateWhen { false }configuration forces the test tasks to run every time, bypassing Gradle's up-to-date checks and build caching mechanisms. While this ensures tests are always executed, it can lead to longer build times. Consider relying on Gradle's incremental build features to optimize build performance, unless there's a specific need to always run these tests.Also applies to: 64-64, 83-83
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android/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml (1)
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1-5: Verify the intentional removal of the package attributeThe
packageattribute has been removed from the<manifest>tag. This attribute traditionally defines the application's unique identifier. Its removal might have implications on how the application is identified in the Android ecosystem and could potentially impact the build process.Please confirm if this change is intentional and aligns with your project's architecture. If it's intentional, ensure that:
- The application ID is defined elsewhere (e.g., in the
build.gradlefile).- Any references to
Rclass or other generated resources are updated accordingly.- The removal doesn't break any existing functionality or integrations.
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gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties (2)
1-1: LGTM: Timestamp comment addedThe addition of a timestamp comment is a good practice. It helps track when the Gradle wrapper was last updated.
4-4: Verify compatibility with updated Gradle versionThe Gradle version has been updated from 6.6.1 to 8.7, which is a significant version jump. While this update can bring performance improvements and new features, it may also introduce breaking changes.
Please ensure that:
- All build scripts are compatible with Gradle 8.7.
- The project's dependencies support this Gradle version.
- CI/CD pipelines are updated to use the new Gradle wrapper.
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After addressing any issues found, make sure to thoroughly test the build process and application functionality.
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Compatibility Verified with Gradle 8.7
No deprecated Gradle features or syntax were found. The project's dependencies and CI/CD configurations are compatible with Gradle 8.7. Ensure to perform thorough testing to confirm functionality remains intact.
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settings.gradle.kts (3)
1-7: LGTM: Well-structured plugin management configuration.The
pluginManagementblock is correctly set up with appropriate repositories for a Java/Android project. The order of repositories (Google, Gradle Plugin Portal, Maven Central) is logical and follows best practices.
9-9: LGTM: Appropriate root project name.The root project name "ably-java" is well-chosen and clearly identifies the project's purpose.
1-13: Great job on updating the Gradle configuration!This new
settings.gradle.ktsfile effectively sets up a multi-module project structure for Ably's Java and Android libraries. The use of Kotlin DSL for Gradle scripts, as part of the Gradle wrapper update, brings several benefits:
- Improved IDE support with better code completion and navigation.
- Type-safe configuration, reducing potential errors.
- Enhanced readability and maintainability of build scripts.
The modular structure (
java,android,gradle-lint) allows for better separation of concerns and easier management of platform-specific code. This update aligns well with modern Gradle best practices and should improve the overall development experience..editorconfig (1)
12-12: LGTM: Consistent indentation for Kotlin script files.The addition of
.ktsto the file pattern is a good change. It ensures that Kotlin script files (commonly used for Gradle build scripts with Kotlin DSL) will have the same indentation size as Java, Groovy, and Gradle files. This promotes consistency across the project's build configuration files..github/workflows/check.yml (3)
15-19: Excellent addition of JDK setup stepThe introduction of this step ensures a consistent Java environment across different execution environments. Using Java 17 (a recent LTS version) and the Temurin distribution is a good choice for maintainability and compatibility.
15-20: Summary of changes: Improved CI workflowThe changes to this workflow file enhance the CI process by:
- Ensuring a consistent Java environment with the addition of the JDK setup step.
- Potentially optimizing the order of Gradle tasks execution.
These modifications align well with the PR objective of updating the Gradle wrapper and should contribute to a more robust and efficient CI pipeline.
20-20: Gradle task reordering looks good, but clarification neededThe reordering of Gradle tasks, particularly moving 'checkWithCodenarc' to the beginning, could potentially improve the efficiency of the CI process by catching CodeNarc issues earlier. However, it would be helpful to understand the reasoning behind this change.
Could you please clarify the motivation for this reordering? Are there any task dependencies or performance considerations that prompted this change?
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Gradle task reordering appears safe
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checkWithCodenarc,checkstyleMain,checkstyleTest, orrunUnitTests. This indicates that reordering these tasks should not affect the build process.🏁 Scripts executed
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build.gradle.kts (2)
7-11: LGTM! Repository configuration is correct and follows best practices.The repository configuration is well-structured:
- It's applied to all subprojects, ensuring consistency.
- It includes both Google's Maven repository and Maven Central, which is standard for Android projects.
- The order of repositories (Google first, then Maven Central) is correct for optimal dependency resolution.
1-22: Great job on the new build.gradle.kts file!This top-level build script provides a solid foundation for a multi-module Android project. It effectively uses modern Gradle features like version catalogs and Kotlin DSL, while addressing common setup requirements such as repository configuration and Javadoc task customization.
The structure is clean, concise, and follows best practices. The minor suggestions provided earlier are for further optimization, but the current implementation is already of high quality.
gradle.properties (5)
1-2: LGTM: Project identification properties are well-defined.The
GROUPandVERSION_NAMEproperties are correctly set, following best practices:
- The group ID uses the reverse domain name convention.
- The version number adheres to semantic versioning.
These properties are essential for proper identification of the project in Maven repositories.
11-13: LGTM: License properties are correctly defined.The license properties are well-configured:
- The Apache License 2.0 is correctly named.
- The license URL points directly to the raw LICENSE file in the repository.
- The license distribution is appropriately set to "repo".
These properties ensure clear communication of the project's licensing terms.
15-18: LGTM: Developer and deployment properties are correctly set.The developer and deployment properties are well-configured:
- Developer information is consistent with the project's group ID.
- The Sonatype staging profile matches the group ID, which is correct for deployment to Maven Central.
These properties ensure proper attribution and smooth deployment process.
20-21: Existing build properties remain unchanged and relevant.The following properties were not modified in this update:
org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx1536M: Sets the maximum heap size for the Gradle daemon.android.useAndroidX=true: Enables AndroidX for the project.These settings continue to be relevant for the project's build configuration.
1-21: Summary: Excellent update to project metadata for Maven publication.This update to
gradle.propertiessignificantly enhances the project's metadata for Maven publication. The new properties provide comprehensive information about the project, including:
- Project identification (group ID and version)
- Detailed project metadata (description, inception year, SCM details)
- Licensing information
- Developer and organization details
- Deployment configuration
These additions will greatly improve the project's visibility and usability when published to Maven repositories. The existing build properties have been retained, ensuring continuity in the build process.
Great job on this update! It demonstrates a commitment to best practices in library publication.
.github/workflows/javadoc.yml (1)
28-29: Verify project compatibility with Java 17 and update other workflows.The update to Java 17 (Temurin distribution) is a significant change that brings the latest LTS features and improvements. However, it requires careful consideration:
- Ensure the entire project is compatible with Java 17. Some code might need adjustments due to deprecated features or new language constructs.
- Verify that all dependencies support Java 17.
- Update other CI/CD workflows to use the same Java version for consistency.
- Test the JavaDoc generation thoroughly, as new Java 17 features might affect the documentation output.
The change from 'adopt' to 'temurin' distribution is correct and reflects the project's rebranding under the Eclipse Foundation.
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18-22: LGTM: JDK setup step added for thecheck-restjobThe addition of this step ensures a consistent Java environment for the integration tests. Using JDK 17 with the Temurin distribution is a good choice for reproducibility and reliability. The step is correctly placed before running the Gradle test command.
39-43: LGTM: JDK setup step added for thecheck-realtimejobThis step is identical to the one added for the
check-restjob, which ensures consistency across both jobs. It's a good practice to maintain the same environment setup for different test suites.
18-22: Verify Java compatibility with JDK 17The addition of explicit JDK 17 setup steps for both
check-restandcheck-realtimejobs improves the reproducibility and consistency of the integration tests. This change suggests an upgrade from a previous Java version.To ensure smooth integration:
- Verify that all project code and dependencies are compatible with JDK 17.
- Update project documentation to reflect the JDK 17 requirement.
- Consider updating the
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Also applies to: 39-43
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Java compatibility with JDK 17 verified
The integration of explicit JDK 17 setup steps for both
check-restandcheck-realtimejobs has been successfully verified. The codebase does not utilize advanced Java 17-specific features and the existing Java version checks indicate compatibility with JDK 17.
- Build files correctly specify
sourceCompatibilityandtargetCompatibilityas Java 17.- No compatibility issues were found in the conditional logic related to Java versions.
No further action is required to ensure Java 17 compatibility.
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android/build.gradle.kts (5)
1-3: LGTM: Appropriate plugin configuration.The use of the
android.libraryplugin through version catalogs is correct for an Android library module. This approach promotes consistent dependency management across the project.
1-65: Overall, well-structured build script with room for minor improvements.This
build.gradle.ktsfile is well-organized and utilizes modern Gradle features like version catalogs. It appropriately configures an Android library module with necessary plugins, Android-specific settings, dependencies, and test configurations.Key strengths:
- Use of version catalogs for dependency management.
- Proper configuration of source sets for code sharing.
- Efficient test dependency management.
Areas for potential improvement:
- Consider updating SDK versions for better compatibility with newer Android features.
- Review the necessity of keeping minSdk at 19 and the implications of updating it.
- Evaluate enabling minification for release builds to optimize library size.
- Consider enabling lint abort on error for stricter quality checks.
Please review the suggestions and verifications in the previous comments to ensure the build script is optimized for your specific needs and up-to-date with the latest best practices.
50-56: LGTM: Well-structured dependencies with a suggestion for verification.The dependencies are well-organized using version catalogs, which is an excellent practice for maintaining consistent and up-to-date dependencies across the project.
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58-65: LGTM: Appropriate configuration with a suggestion for verification.The configurations are well-structured, efficiently sharing test dependencies and managing potential conflicts.
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5-37: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider updating SDK versions and reviewing build configurations.
The
compileSdkandtargetSdkversions are set to 30, which corresponds to Android 11. Consider updating to a more recent version for better compatibility with newer Android features and security improvements.The
minSdkis set to 19, which is quite old. Verify if this level of backward compatibility is still necessary for your user base.Minification is disabled for release builds. While this can be intentional for libraries, consider if enabling it with proper ProGuard rules could benefit your users by reducing the library size.
Lint is configured to not abort on error. While this can be useful during development, consider enabling it for CI/CD pipelines to catch potential issues early.
To check the latest Android SDK versions available in your environment, run:
This will show the 5 most recent Android SDK versions available. Consider updating your
compileSdkandtargetSdkto the latest stable version.Consider updating the Android configuration as follows:
android { namespace = "io.ably.lib" defaultConfig { minSdk = 19 - compileSdk = 30 + compileSdk = 33 // or the latest stable version buildConfigField("String", "LIBRARY_NAME", "\"android\"") buildConfigField("String", "VERSION", "\"${property("VERSION_NAME")}\"") testInstrumentationRunner = "android.support.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner" testInstrumentationRunnerArguments["class"] = "io.ably.lib.test.android.AndroidPushTest" testInstrumentationRunnerArguments["timeout_msec"] = "300000" consumerProguardFiles("proguard.txt") } compileOptions { sourceCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8 targetCompatibility = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8 } buildTypes { getByName("release") { - isMinifyEnabled = false + isMinifyEnabled = true + proguardFiles(getDefaultProguardFile("proguard-android-optimize.txt"), "proguard-rules.pro") } } buildFeatures { buildConfig = true } lint { - abortOnError = false + abortOnError = true } - testOptions.targetSdk = 30 + testOptions.targetSdk = 33 // or the latest stable version }gradlew.bat (5)
1-15: LGTM: License header addedThe addition of the Apache License 2.0 header is appropriate and follows best practices for open-source projects.
32-33: LGTM: Improved APP_HOME resolutionThe addition of code to resolve "." and ".." in APP_HOME is a good improvement. It ensures that APP_HOME is always an absolute path, which can prevent issues with relative path resolution in different execution contexts.
36-36: LGTM: Updated JVM optionsThe addition of
-Xms64mto set an initial heap size is a good optimization. It complements the existing maximum heap size setting (-Xmx64m) and can potentially improve startup performance. These conservative memory settings are appropriate for the Gradle wrapper.
43-43: LGTM: Improved script execution flowThe changes to the execution flow are positive improvements:
- Simplifying the flow by directly jumping to
:executeimproves script readability and maintenance.- The added empty line enhances code organization.
- Using
%*to pass all arguments to Gradle is a more robust approach for handling command-line arguments.These changes make the script more straightforward and less prone to errors.
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1-90: Overall assessment: Excellent improvements to gradlew.batThe changes made to
gradlew.batare well-implemented and provide several benefits:
- Added proper licensing information.
- Improved path resolution for APP_HOME.
- Optimized JVM options for better performance.
- Simplified and improved the script's execution flow.
These updates enhance the script's functionality, maintainability, and adherence to best practices. The changes are consistent with the goal of updating the Gradle wrapper, as mentioned in the PR title.
gradle/libs.versions.toml (2)
1-17: Excellent use of centralized version managementThe [versions] section provides a clear and organized way to manage dependency versions. This approach enhances maintainability and consistency across the project.
45-47: Clear and concise plugin declarationsThe [plugins] section effectively declares the necessary plugins for Android library development and build configuration.
Please verify if all required plugins for the project are included in this section. Depending on the project's needs, you might want to consider adding other common plugins such as Kotlin Android, Kotlin Kapt, or any other project-specific plugins.
To help with this verification, you can run the following script to check for plugin usage across the project:
This script will help identify any plugins that are currently in use but not declared in the
libs.versions.tomlfile.✅ Verification successful
Plugin declarations are complete
The [plugins] section includes all detected plugin applications across the project. No additional plugins were found that need to be declared.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for plugin usage across the project # Search for plugin applications in Gradle files echo "Searching for plugin applications in Gradle files:" rg --type groovy --type kotlin "apply\s+plugin:|plugins\s+{" -g '*.gradle' -g '*.gradle.kts' # Search for buildscript dependencies that might indicate plugin usage echo "\nSearching for buildscript dependencies that might indicate plugin usage:" rg --type groovy --type kotlin "classpath\(['\"].*['\"]" -g '*.gradle' -g '*.gradle.kts'Length of output: 577
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3-18: Excellent addition of copyright notice and license information.The inclusion of the Apache License, Version 2.0 notice is a good practice for open-source projects. It clearly communicates the terms under which the software is distributed.
133-133: Approve the addition of a blank line for improved readability.The insertion of a blank line after the classpath conversion for Cygwin/MSYS environments improves the script's readability by clearly separating different logical sections.
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1-185: Overall approval with minor suggestions for verification.The changes to the
gradlewscript are generally positive:
- Addition of a copyright notice improves legal compliance.
- Updates to JVM options may improve performance.
- Refinements to argument handling enhance maintainability.
- Removal of potentially outdated code (Finder-specific section) could improve script clarity.
These changes maintain the script's core functionality while potentially improving its performance and maintainability. However, please ensure to:
- Verify the impact of the new JVM options on systems with limited memory.
- Confirm that the removal of Finder-specific code doesn't negatively affect macOS users.
- Consider the suggestion for more flexible argument handling.
After addressing these points, the script should be ready for merge.
180-180: Confirm the impact of removing Finder-specific code.The removal of the conditional check for adjusting the current working directory when run from Finder on macOS was mentioned in the diff summary but is not visible in the provided code. Please confirm that this removal doesn't negatively impact macOS users.
To ensure this change doesn't cause issues for macOS users, please run the following test on a macOS system:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the script still works correctly on macOS # Test: Run the script from Finder open gradlew # Check the exit status if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "The script ran successfully from Finder" else echo "The script failed when run from Finder" fi
129-130: Clarify the purpose of this change.The modification to the Cygwin and MSYS environment check appears to be identical to the previous version. Could you please clarify if there was an intended change here, perhaps involving invisible characters or formatting?
To check for invisible characters, you can run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for invisible characters in the condition # Test: Display any non-printable characters cat -v gradlew | sed -n '129,130p' echo "Please review the output for any unexpected characters (^M for carriage returns, etc.)"
47-47: Approve JVM options update with a suggestion for verification.The update to include both maximum (-Xmx) and initial (-Xms) heap size can potentially improve performance. However, it's important to verify that this change doesn't negatively impact systems with limited memory.
To ensure this change doesn't cause issues, please run the following script:
java/build.gradle.kts (1)
30-31: Verify the inclusion of external source directoriesIn the
sourceSetsconfiguration, thesrcDirsinclude paths outside the project directory ("../lib/src/main/java"and"../lib/src/test/java"). Including source files from a parent or sibling directory can lead to maintenance challenges and unexpected build behaviors. Ensure that this is intentional and that the project's structure supports this configuration.Run the following script to confirm that the external source directories exist and contain the expected Java files:
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External source directories are correctly included and contain the necessary Java files.
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gradle.properties (2)
4-8: LGTM! Consider adding POM_DESCRIPTION.The POM metadata properties are well-defined and provide essential information for the Maven POM file.
Consider adding a
POM_DESCRIPTIONproperty to provide a brief description of the project. This can be useful for users browsing the Maven repository. For example:POM_DESCRIPTION=Java client library for Ably Realtime service
14-17: LGTM! Consider adding organization information.The developer and Sonatype properties are correctly defined, providing essential information for the Maven POM file and deployment process.
Consider adding organization information to provide more context about Ably. You can add the following properties:
POM_ORGANIZATION_NAME=Ably POM_ORGANIZATION_URL=https://ably.com/
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android/gradle.properties (1)
1-4: LGTM! Well-defined Gradle properties for the Ably Android SDK.The newly added Gradle properties are well-structured and provide essential metadata for the Ably Android client library SDK. These properties are crucial for proper identification, packaging, and distribution of the library. Here's a breakdown of each property:
POM_ARTIFACT_ID: Correctly set to "ably-android", which is a suitable identifier for the SDK.POM_NAME: Accurately describes the project as "Ably Android client library SDK".POM_DESCRIPTION: Provides a clear and concise description of the library's purpose.POM_PACKAGING: Set to "aar", which is the appropriate packaging format for Android libraries.These properties will be used in the Maven POM (Project Object Model) configuration, ensuring that the library is correctly identified and packaged when published or used as a dependency.
gradle.properties (3)
1-2: LGTM! Verify the version number.The GROUP and VERSION_NAME properties are correctly defined. The group ID "io.ably" is appropriate for the Ably project.
Please confirm that the version number 1.2.43 is the intended new version for this release. You may want to check this against your release planning documents or version control tags.
10-12: LGTM! License information is correctly specified.The license properties are well-defined, correctly specifying the Apache License 2.0 and providing the appropriate URL to the LICENSE file in the repository.
18-18: Existing Gradle and Android properties retained.The existing properties for JVM arguments and AndroidX usage have been correctly retained. These settings are still relevant for the project's build process and Android compatibility.
CONTRIBUTING.md (3)
204-204: Update to version number replacement instructionThe instruction to replace version numbers in
gradle.propertiesinstead ofcommon.gradlereflects a change in the project structure. This update ensures that contributors modify the correct file during the release process.
214-217: Simplified build and upload processThe consolidation of the build and upload steps for both
ably-javaandably-androidinto a single command (./gradlew publishToMavenCentral) streamlines the release process. This change reduces the potential for errors and makes the process more efficient.🧰 Tools
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204-217: Overall improvements to the release processThe changes to the release process in this file are well-documented and improve the workflow for contributors. Key improvements include:
- Updated instructions for replacing version numbers in the correct file.
- Simplified build and upload process for both
ably-javaandably-android.- Clearer instructions for using the Nexus Repository Manager.
These changes will help streamline the release process and reduce the potential for errors. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, which is crucial for maintaining an open-source project with multiple contributors.
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libs.versions.toml.gradle.propertiesfor better project management.Bug Fixes
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gradlewandgradlew.batscripts.CONTRIBUTING.md.