[SCC-MultiApi-Converter] Gradle support

[mslowiak]

Is there a possibility to use that library with the Gradle build tool?

[github-actions]

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[mslowiak]

Considering that there is no other form of contact rather than creating an issue - are there any things external contributors can help with?

[jemacineiras]

Hi @mslowiak.
thanks for the question.
First you can contact us through issues or discussions.
Project is open to collaboration, of course, just need to fork it and create a pull request. We will evaluate the code and approve it if it is ok.
About migrate to Gradle plugin, it wasn't in our roadmap. We are working to stabilize it as much as possible. Build a Gradle plugin will require nice work to do. Probably create another plugin or build.
For now, as far as I know, the only option will be gradle maven exec.
But let's keep this issue open, so we will take a look about the effort to handle it and come back asap.
Cheers!!!

[Rivarsal]

Hello! @mslowiak

So we have checked out the possibility of adding gradle support and since this is an extension of Spring Cloud Contract plugin you should be able to use it in gradle as well.

Here is their documentation regarding a gradle build, we believe you must add our plugin as a dependency:

https://cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-contract/2.0.x/multi/multi__spring_cloud_contract_verifier_setup.html#gradle-and-rest-assured

Hopes that works out for you!

Cheers!

[mslowiak]

@jemacineiras & @Rivarsal thank you for your response.
I will check this out soon and let you know! :)

[jemacineiras]

Hi @mslowiak,
Do you have time to check how it works with Gradle?

Cheers

[mslowiak]

Sorry for long time to respond.
The solution that you mentioned is not working in gradle