Details
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New Feature
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Status: Closed
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Major
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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Description
Our project relies on the GraalVM. We currently have a gmavenplus-plugin snippet that enforces 1) that the build JDK is GraalVM, and 2) that it has the required version. It looks like this:
<script><![CDATA[
import org.apache.tools.ant.BuildLogger
import org.apache.tools.ant.types.LogLevel
def currentProjectDir = new File("${basedir}")
def javaVmName = System.properties['java.vm.name']
def vmVersion = "${java.vm.version}".tokenize("-")
def runtimeVer = "${java.runtime.version}".tokenize(".")
def graalVersion = "${graal.version}";
if (graalVersion.reverse().take(1) == "0") {
graalVersion = graalVersion.substring(0, graalVersion.length() - 2)
}
if (!(javaVmName =~ "GraalVM") && !(runtimeVer.contains("graal"))) {
ant.fail "Build JVM is not GraalVM."
}
if (!javaVmName.endsWith("${graal.version}") && !(vmVersion.contains(graalVersion))) {
ant.fail "GraalVM version is not ${graal.version}. Found ${vmVersion} instead."
}
print "Build JVM: ${javaVmName}\n"
]]>
</script>
It would be great if the enforcer plugin had a builtin rule for this that looked like this:
<requireGraalVmVersion>
<version>19.3.1</version>
</requireGraalVmVersion>