Hi Emmanuel, Gradle itself is also one of the reverse-build-dependencies, so of course I checked and it worked.
This is strange, even if gradle-debian-helper FTBFS with Gradle 3.1, it still works fine with Gradle 3.1 on all packages that I checked, including libspring-java. I am putting the transitional code in [1]. I also basically fixed bnd's FTBFS, you can see it in [2]. But it still FTBFS because of the missing source tree of `biz.aQute.bnd.annotation/src`. I have no idea why the maintainers excluded it from the upstream tarball. If it's not a mistake, bypassing this error seems easy to achieve. I also noticed libnative-platform-jni FTBFS on architectures other than amd64 and i386. Let me fix it first. Cheers, Kai-Chung Yan [1]: https://github.com/seamlik/gradle-debian-helper/commit/bfb2fa20ee2294c834aa2a55186d8c989eefc6b0 [2]: https://gitlab.com/seamlik/debianpkg_bnd/commit/b1cbb5f8b74f82fa0875e1e057768a65c2ee75e1 2016-11-03 20:39 GMT+08:00 Emmanuel Bourg <ebo...@apache.org>: > Le 3/11/2016 à 13:01, 殷啟聰 a écrit : > >> I have prepared an update for gradle. > > Awesome! Thanks a lot. Did you check if you can still build gradle with > the new version? Also it would be interesting the see if the modified > gradle-debian-helper is still able to build a complex package such as > libspring-java. > > Emmanuel Bourg >
