gdubw/gdub

"Using gradle at" message breaks zsh completion

timothybasanov opened this issue · 3 comments

timothybasanov commented

GW wrapper always emits a helper message before running Gradle:
"Using gradle at '${gradle}' to run buildfile '${build_gradle}':\n"
Unfortunately Zsh completion for gradle does not expect it and can not parse gradle output.
Making it optionally-controlled via a parameter would allow me to configure it once via alias and forget about it.

Right now I'm using this workaround:
[[ -x ./gradlew ]] && ./gradlew "$@" || gw "$@"
Which uses raw gradlew when it's present.

  • Pros: Zsh completion works!
  • Cons: It only works in the root project folder
kristi commented

+1 It would be nice to have the option to not pollute console output. It's confusing to have stderr messages when running gw --quiet

svermeulen commented

BTW you can easily just fork gdub to remove this output. This is what I did here: https://github.com/svermeulen/gdub