4.1.1
A small release to fix a bug related to Gradle's stale output tracking. If your project's .gradle
directory is missing (e.g. first build) Gradle would delete the publish repo dir (build/gitPublish/*) after the gitPublishCopy
thinking it was stale. As a result the gitPublishCommit
would fail due to a missing repo directory. We now inform Gradle that the copy task's state should not be tracked (the other tasks were already set up that way).
NOTE: The fix to #99 only works on Gradle 7.3+. I highly recommend not using lower versions of gradle.
Breaking Changes
None
Enhancements
None
Fixes
- #99 No such file or directory during gitPublishCommit
Deprecations
None
Compatibility
Tested on the following version:
Java Version | Gradle Versions |
---|---|
11 | 7.0.2, 7.5.1 |
17 | 7.3.3, 7.5.1 |