X-pack: gradle task for building custom realm

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Hi team,

I am following the steps mentioned in x-pack custom realm plugin example that is provided here.

i have some issues with junits, but i have disbaled junits for now, just commented out the tests methods.
when i am building this gradle project i am getting some file built in distribution directory, but i was expecting a zip file that i can use with install step.

Can you please provide me steps to generate the zip file required for plugin install step.

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Hey,

if you clone that repository and run gradle clean check, you will end up with a zip file in the build/distributions directory.

Can you paste your gradle run into a gist and also show which files end up in the distributions directory?

--Alex

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i got that working now. But is there a way to add jar dependencies in there. I was able to complie and build the project, but not sure where i need to place my jar files. When placed in root folder, its getting droped.

I have some properties to read to can you suggest me a good place to place my properties that will be needed during runtime.

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Hey,

just add your dependencies like in any gradle project and they are packaged.

--Alex

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Just for the record, i had to update buildZip task to include dependencies into zip distribution.

Preformatted texttask buildZip(type:Zip, dependsOn: [jar]) {
....
from configurations.runtime - configurations.provided
}Preformatted text

Note: had to remove provided dependecies

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