Discover Gradle builds by looking for setting.gradle(.kts) #1618
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When the option
gradle.nestedProjects: true
is set, the build roots are currently discovered by looking for the wrapper scripts. These however are completely optional for a build.But there is one thing each Gradle build definitely needs to have: A
settings.gradle
orsetting.gradle.kts
file.Gradle itself searches for these files to accept a folder as a Gradle build/project.
This change proposes to check for these files instead of the gradlw scripts.
A good project to test this with is
https://github.com/microsoft/build-server-for-gradle which contains a lot of Gradle builds in the
testProjects
folder.