Latest Gradle openSUSE – QuickStart Guide
Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install and Getting-Started with Gradle Enterprise Automation Tools on openSUSE 12.x/13.x/42.x-Leap/15.x-Leap GNU/Linux KDE/GNOME Desktop.
And Gradle for openSUSE is the next evolutionary step in JVM-based Build Tools. It draws on lessons learned from established tools like Ant and Maven and takes their best ideas to the next level.
Following a build-by-convention approach, Gradle allows for declaratively modeling your problem domain using a powerful and expressive domain-specific language (DSL) implemented in Groovy instead of XML.
Gradle Evolved Automation Features:
- Strong yet flexible conventions
- Enterprise level control capabilities
- Manageable and understandable builds
To the Gradle Installation Tutorial on openSUSE Linux Bottom you will find a Link to Hello-World Build Script Guide.
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Open a Command Line Terminal Window
(Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)
In case first see: Terminal QuickStart Guide.
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Download Latest Gradle Complete Release
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How to Install Recommended Oracle Java JDK on openSUSE
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Check if Java Development Kit is Installed.
java -version
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Unzip Gradle Archive into /tmp.
unzip -d /tmp/ $HOME/Downloads/gradle*.zip
rm $HOME/Downloads/gradle*.zip
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Relocate Gradle Archive.
sudo su -c "mv /tmp/gradle* /opt/"
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Add Gradle Env Variables and Set Path.
echo "GRADLE_HOME=/opt/gradle-[X.Y]" > $HOME/.bashrc
Just Replace the Gradle Version to [X.Y] in above Command
echo 'export PATH=$PATH:$GRADLE_HOME/bin' > $HOME/.bashrc
source $HOME/.bashrc
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Testing Gradle Installation.
gradle -v
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(Optional) Speed Up Gradle Builds with Gradle Daemon
echo "org.gradle.daemon=true" > $HOME/.gradle/gradle.properties
Once you have globally enabled the Gradle Daemon in this way, all your builds will take advantage a Speed Boost.
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Getting-Started with Gradle Automation Build Script