See scripts/
folder.
There are several options. The easiest way is to work with a docker image ready with all the tools you need.
The only downside is that you need to run gradle through Docker. To make it easy,
we wrote a script gradle
wrapping the docker
command and acting as gradle.
./gradle test
./gradle run
The results of the tests are reported both in the standard output and the following file build/reports/tests/index.html
.
./gradle clean
src/main/java
: source codesrc/test/java
: the testsbuild
: the generated binaries, jars, etc