Hi,

On Feb 3, 3:58 pm, Konrad Hinsen <konrad.hin...@fastmail.net> wrote:

> Gradle would be just a development dependency, right? Users of my  
> library would not need to install Gradle I guess.

Yes. The users of your library can use whatever they want: maven, ant
+ivy, gradle, wget, bit hand carry, ... They specify the dependency
and get your jar.

> My main issue with Gradle is that it's yet another tool to learn :-(

True. But worth it AFAICT up to now. You can easily handle multiple
projects with a single build.gradle, if you like, minimising
boilerplate as much as possible. It is sufficiently flexible to do
custom stuff without losing too much hair.

With clojuresque there also some rough edges left. So it's by no way
perfect, but does a pretty good job on the standard project.

Sincerely
Meikel

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