deletePreviouslyDeployedDar : No such property about gradle-xld-plugin

[byaminov]

@godojoe the global xldeploy { .. } extension contains only five configuration properties now: the manifest and the XL Deploy connection details, you can see them in XlDeployPluginExtension.groovy

The deletePreviouslyDeployedDar is a configuration of the deploy task, so your example should be configured like following:

xldeploy {
  xldUrl = xldeployUrl
  xldUsername = xldeployUsername
  xldPassword = xldeployPassword
  manifest = file('setupscripts\\xl_deploy\\deployit-manifest.xml')
}

tasks.deploy.configure {
  deletePreviouslyDeployedDar = true
}

[godojoe]

thanks for that. This solves the 'No such property' error, however, the property does not seem to take effect (xldeploy server: 5.1.3,
com.xebialabs.gradle:xl-deploy-gradle-plugin 0.2.3).
I get this when attempting to redeploy the same .dar:

error   18-Apr-2016 11:02:20    11:02:20.378 [ERROR] [org.gradle.BuildExceptionReporter] Execution failed for task ':deploy'.
error   18-Apr-2016 11:02:20    11:02:20.378 [ERROR] [org.gradle.BuildExceptionReporter] > com.xebialabs.deployit.service.importer.ImporterException:Already imported version 0.1.dev0009-93-g3f42 of application ...

[byaminov]

@godojoe the deletePreviouslyDeployedDar flag makes sure that the previous version of an application would be deleted after deploying a new version. So if you would deploy my-app-1.0 and deploy my-app-1.1, then my-app-1.0 would be deleted after successful deployment. Here is an example output:

:dar
:deploy
Importing dar file /Users/bulat/fun/gradle-xld-plugin/src/test/resources/HelloDeployment/build/libs/HelloDeployment-1.0.dar
Application already exists => preparing update
Executing generated deployment task: c23bfaad-7f4a-406d-a684-d9d29f112a0a (run Gradle with '-i' to see detailed output)
Removing the previous version Applications/HelloDeployment/1.0-20160415-222551

It is however not possible to redeploy the same version: my-app-1.0.

If you are in development mode I suggest that you use a -SNAPSHOT suffix for your version, then on every build your .dar file will get a new version with a timestamp. See an example configuration of build.gradle and deployit-manifest.xml with noSnapshot function. Once the development is finished then you can release the final 1.0, deploy it once and switch to the next iteration, e.g. 1.1.

[godojoe]

Got it. Problem solved. Thanks for the quick feedback.

On Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 11:31 AM, Bulat Yaminov [email protected]
wrote:

@godojoe https://github.com/godojoe the deletePreviouslyDeployedDar
flag makes sure that the previous version of an application would be
deleted after deploying a new version. So if you would deploy my-app-1.0
and deploy my-app-1.1, then my-app-1.0 would be deleted after successful
deployment. Here is an example output:

:dar
:deploy
Importing dar file /Users/bulat/fun/gradle-xld-plugin/src/test/resources/HelloDeployment/build/libs/HelloDeployment-1.0.dar
Application already exists => preparing update
Executing generated deployment task: c23bfaad-7f4a-406d-a684-d9d29f112a0a (run Gradle with '-i' to see detailed output)
Removing the previous version Applications/HelloDeployment/1.0-20160415-222551

It is however not possible to redeploy the same version: my-app-1.0.

If you are in development mode I suggest that you use a -SNAPSHOT suffix
for your version, then on every build your .dar file will get a new
version with a timestamp. See an example configuration of build.gradle
https://github.com/xebialabs-community/gradle-xld-plugin/blob/master/src/test/resources/HelloDeployment/build.gradle#L18
and deployit-manifest.xml with noSnapshot function
https://github.com/xebialabs-community/gradle-xld-plugin/blob/master/src/test/resources/HelloDeployment/src/main/dar/deployit-manifest.xml#L9.
Once the development is finished then you can release the final 1.0,
deploy it once and switch to the next iteration, e.g. 1.1.

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[byaminov]

I'm glad it's solved!