protected List<String> getAllArgs() {
List<String> allArgs = new ArrayList<String>();
if (buildScript != null) {
allArgs.add("--build-file");
allArgs.add(buildScript.getAbsolutePath());
}
if (projectDir != null) {
allArgs.add("--project-dir");
allArgs.add(projectDir.getAbsolutePath());
}
for (File initScript : initScripts) {
allArgs.add("--init-script");
allArgs.add(initScript.getAbsolutePath());
}
if (settingsFile != null) {
allArgs.add("--settings-file");
allArgs.add(settingsFile.getAbsolutePath());
}
if (quiet) {
allArgs.add("--quiet");
}
if (taskList) {
allArgs.add("tasks");
}
if (dependencyList) {
allArgs.add("dependencies");
}
if (!searchUpwards) {
boolean settingsFoundAboveInTestDir = false;
TestFile dir = new TestFile(getWorkingDir());
while (dir != null && getTestDirectoryProvider().getTestDirectory().isSelfOrDescendent(dir)) {
if (dir.file("settings.gradle").isFile()) {
settingsFoundAboveInTestDir = true;
break;
}
dir = dir.getParentFile();
}
if (!settingsFoundAboveInTestDir) {
allArgs.add("--no-search-upward");
}
}
// This will cause problems on Windows if the path to the Gradle executable that is used has a
// space in it (e.g. the user's dir is c:/Users/Luke Daley/)
// This is fundamentally a windows issue: You can't have arguments with spaces in them if the
// path to the batch script has a space
// We could work around this by setting -Dgradle.user.home but GRADLE-1730 (which affects
// 1.0-milestone-3) means that that
// is problematic as well. For now, we just don't support running the int tests from a path with
// a space in it on Windows.
// When we stop testing against M3 we should change to use the system property.
if (getGradleUserHomeDir() != null) {
allArgs.add("--gradle-user-home");
allArgs.add(getGradleUserHomeDir().getAbsolutePath());
}
allArgs.addAll(args);
allArgs.addAll(tasks);
return allArgs;
}
public GradleExecuter withTasks(List<String> names) {
tasks.clear();
tasks.addAll(names);
return this;
}