Update gradle so Credential Manager sample builds successfully #131
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Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini or gemini-code-assist here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR aims to address build issues in the Credential Manager sample by updating the Gradle wrapper configuration and scripts. The core change involves upgrading the Gradle version used by the wrapper from 8.1 to 8.9 and incorporating the corresponding updates to the gradlew and gradlew.bat scripts, which include various improvements and fixes for POSIX compliance, argument handling, and error reporting.
Highlights
- Gradle Version Update: The Gradle wrapper is updated to use version 8.9, replacing the older 8.1 version. This is specified in the
gradle-wrapper.propertiesfile. - Gradle Wrapper Script Refactor (Unix/Linux): The
gradlewscript has been significantly updated. Changes include improved handling of application home directory resolution, refactored argument parsing usingxargsfor better robustness with quoted arguments, updated error reporting to stderr, and general alignment with a newer Gradle wrapper script template. - Gradle Wrapper Script Updates (Windows): The
gradlew.batscript receives minor updates, including adding an SPDX license identifier, fixing syntax for string comparisons, redirecting error messages to stderr, and refining the script's exit code handling.
Changelog
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- CredentialManager/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties
- Updated Gradle distribution URL to version 8.9
- Added
networkTimeoutandvalidateDistributionUrlproperties
- CredentialManager/gradlew
- Updated shebang from
#!/usr/bin/env shto#!/bin/sh - Updated copyright year range
- Added SPDX-License-Identifier
- Refactored logic for determining
APP_HOME - Refactored argument parsing and handling using
xargsandeval - Updated error/warning functions (
warn,die) to output to stderr - Changed
which javatocommand -v java - Removed Darwin-specific dock options
- Refactored Cygwin/MSYS path conversion logic
- Added check for
xargsavailability
- Updated shebang from
- CredentialManager/gradlew.bat
- Added SPDX-License-Identifier
- Fixed syntax for string comparisons (
==to=""and"%ERRORLEVEL%" == "0"to%ERRORLEVEL% equ 0) - Added comment for
APP_BASE_NAME - Redirected error messages (
echo) to stderr (1>&2) - Refactored exit code handling in the
:failsection
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Code Review
This pull request successfully updates the Gradle version to 8.9 and refreshes the associated wrapper scripts (gradlew, gradlew.bat) for the Credential Manager sample. These changes are crucial for ensuring the sample builds correctly and benefits from the latest Gradle improvements.
The updated wrapper scripts, which appear to be standard distributions from Gradle 8.9, incorporate numerous enhancements:
gradle-wrapper.properties: Sensible additions likenetworkTimeoutandvalidateDistributionUrlimprove reliability and security.gradlew(POSIX shell script): Shows significant improvements in POSIX compliance, robustness in path resolution (especially for symlinks), safer argument parsing for JVM options (usingxargs), and standardized error reporting (messages tostderr).gradlew.bat(Windows batch script): Features more correct error level checking (usingequ), improved propagation of exit codes, and redirection of error messages tostderr.
Overall, these are high-quality changes that modernize the build infrastructure for the sample. Well done on applying this update!
Summary of Findings
- PR Description Content: The pull request description is currently empty. For better traceability and context for future reviewers or developers looking back at this change, it would be beneficial to add a brief note summarizing the update, e.g., "Updated Gradle wrapper to version 8.9 to resolve build issues and incorporate latest wrapper script improvements." This is a minor process suggestion and was not added as a direct review comment due to severity settings.
- Removal of macOS Dock Options in
gradlew: The updatedgradlewscript no longer includes the macOS-specific Dock options (-Xdock:nameand-Xdock:icon, previously on lines 125-126 of the old script). This is likely an intentional change from the upstream Gradle project. However, if this sample relied on these options for specific visual branding or user experience in the macOS Dock, this change in behavior might be worth noting or verifying. This is considered a low-severity observation and was not added as a direct review comment due to severity settings.
Merge Readiness
The changes in this pull request are beneficial and significantly improve the Gradle setup for the Credential Manager sample. The updated Gradle version and wrapper scripts enhance build reliability, security, and maintainability. Based on this review, the code appears to be in good shape for merging. As I am an AI assistant, I am not authorized to approve pull requests; please ensure it undergoes any further necessary human review and approval processes.
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