FYI: New robospock plugin for Gradle about robospock HOT 9 CLOSED

Thanks a lot for outstanding job :)

I will play more with your project v. soon but atm i see problems with java8. did you compiled the plugin using jdk8?

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Thanks a bunch =)

Indeed I did - what exactly is the problem? A stack trace perhaps?
Didn't think that there'd be a problem compiling the plugin it self in jdk8 since it uses Groovy for everything anyways =)

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I'd compile with jdk7 since android uses it, jdk8 is not recommended especially for M$ users.

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Btw, how did you even see that I've compiled with jdk8? There's no mention of jdk8 in the source code anywhere of my project =) I'm using Win8 myself (sadly) and jdk8 and have no problems...

My JAVA_HOME = %SDK%\java\jdk1.8.0_20 since I make non-android projects...

What problems could arise from compiling with jdk8 (given that Gradle uses groovy...) And how do I resolve this without changing my JAVA_HOME?

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You can compile with Java 8 but you'd have to set a target of Java 7 in order for people with a Java 7 runtime environment to use your plugin.

You can do this by applying these gradle rules to your projects:

sourceCompatibility = 1.7
targetCompatibility = 1.7

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Fixed in 0.2.1.

Once Gradle 2.2 is released, and the android plugin supports it, I'll release the first major v1 of the project as it requires fixing a bug in Gradle (applying groovy plugin in afterEvaluate...).

Would be great if the plugin was referenced in the README.md of this repo so people can set up robospock easily, and not just myself =)

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@Centril thanks for quick update. I check in the morning if it works my projects since I'd like to be sure if I understand the plugin. Of course once it's tested I will update the readme file!

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good job, can't wait to test it ;)

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I think it's not valid since google add support to their official plugin

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