gradle-convert

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Enhancement, Documentation

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Description

• Migrated from Ant to pure Gradle build system

• Removed all Ant dependencies and build.xml file

• Added comprehensive build system documentation

• Implemented native Gradle tasks for Python packaging

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Diagram Walkthrough

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  A["Ant Build<br/>build.xml"] -->|Remove| B["Pure Gradle<br/>build.gradle"]
  B -->|Configure| C["gradle.properties"]
  B -->|Execute| D["Build Tasks<br/>release, clean"]
  B -->|Verify| E["Verification Tasks<br/>verify, validate"]
  B -->|Help| F["Info Tasks<br/>listVersions, info"]
  G[".gradle-docs/"] -->|Document| H["User Guides<br/>Getting Started<br/>Build System<br/>Configuration"]

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Documentation	8 files BUILD_SYSTEM.md Comprehensive Gradle build system architecture guide          +502/-0  CHANGELOG.md Migration changelog documenting Ant to Gradle transition  +229/-0  CONFIGURATION.md Detailed configuration options and tuning guide                    +652/-0  GETTING_STARTED.md Setup and quick start guide for new users                                +215/-0  QUICK_REFERENCE.md Essential commands and quick reference card                            +191/-0  README.md Documentation index and overview                                                  +363/-0  TASK_REFERENCE.md Complete reference for all Gradle tasks                                    +605/-0  README.md Updated with Gradle build system information                          +106/-1
Enhancement	1 files build.xml Removed Ant build file                                                                      +0/-66
Configuration changes	1 files gradle.properties Added Gradle daemon and JVM configuration                                +19/-0
Additional files	44 files bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    python.bat [link]    install.bat [link]    wheel.properties [link]

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⚪	Generic: Comprehensive Audit Trails Objective: To create a detailed and reliable record of critical system actions for security analysis and compliance. Status: No runtime logs: The PR adds documentation and build configuration but no application code that logs critical security actions, so audit trail compliance cannot be verified from the diff. Referred Code # Task Reference Complete reference for all Gradle tasks available in the Bearsampp Python module build system. ## Task Groups - [Build Tasks](#build-tasks) - [Verification Tasks](#verification-tasks) - [Help Tasks](#help-tasks) --- ## Build Tasks ### release Build a release package for a specific Python version. **Group**: build **Description**: Build release package (interactive or use -PbundleVersion=X.X.X for non-interactive) ... (clipped 584 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
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High-level	Reconsider omitting the Gradle Wrapper The suggestion recommends including the Gradle Wrapper (gradlew) to align with best practices. This would simplify the build setup and ensure a consistent environment, avoiding the need for manual Gradle installation. Examples: .gradle-docs/GETTING_STARTED.md [13-16] 2. **Gradle 7.0 or higher** - Install from: https://gradle.org/install/ - Check version: `gradle --version` - **Note**: This project uses pure Gradle without wrapper scripts .gradle-docs/CHANGELOG.md [14-18] #### ✅ No Gradle Wrapper - Project uses pure Gradle installation (no wrapper scripts) - Users must have Gradle 7.0+ installed on their system - Provides better control over Gradle version - Reduces repository size Solution Walkthrough: Before: // Project structure lacks Gradle Wrapper module-python/ ├── .gradle-docs/ ├── bin/ ├── build.gradle ├── settings.gradle └── ... (no gradlew scripts or gradle/wrapper dir) // GETTING_STARTED.md ## Prerequisites 1. **Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or higher** 2. **Gradle 7.0 or higher** - Install from: https://gradle.org/install/ - **Note**: This project uses pure Gradle without wrapper scripts After: // Project structure includes Gradle Wrapper module-python/ ├── .gradle-docs/ ├── gradle/ │ └── wrapper/ │ ├── gradle-wrapper.jar │ └── gradle-wrapper.properties ├── build.gradle ├── gradlew ├── gradlew.bat └── ... // GETTING_STARTED.md (updated) ## Prerequisites 1. **Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or higher** // No manual Gradle installation is needed. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 __ Why: The suggestion addresses a critical design choice to omit the Gradle Wrapper, which contradicts standard best practices and negatively impacts build reproducibility and developer experience.	High
General	Remove deprecated Gradle property usage Remove the deprecated org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache property from the documentation to avoid confusion, as a modern, stable alternative is already mentioned. .gradle-docs/CONFIGURATION.md [116-117] -# Enable configuration cache (experimental) -org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache=true +# To enable the configuration cache, add the following to your settings.gradle file: +# enableFeaturePreview('STABLE_CONFIGURATION_CACHE') Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: The suggestion correctly points out that the documentation recommends a deprecated Gradle property and suggests removing it to prevent confusion, which improves the accuracy and quality of the documentation.	Low
	Use modern Gradle property syntax Update the Gradle example in the documentation to use the modern extra.buildPath syntax for setting extra properties, instead of the legacy ext.buildPath. .gradle-docs/CONFIGURATION.md [548-554] if (project.hasProperty('production')) { // Production configuration - ext.buildPath = 'D:/Production/Bearsampp-build' + extra.buildPath = 'D:/Production/Bearsampp-build' } else { // Development configuration - ext.buildPath = "${System.getProperty('user.home')}/Bearsampp-build" + extra.buildPath = "${System.getProperty('user.home')}/Bearsampp-build" } Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4 __ Why: The suggestion correctly recommends using the modern extra property namespace instead of the legacy ext block, which aligns the documentation's example with current Gradle best practices.	Low
Possible issue	Make batch script execution robust Improve the example install.bat script in the documentation by using %~dp0 to make directory changes robust, ensuring it works regardless of the calling directory. .gradle-docs/CONFIGURATION.md [316-318] @echo off -cd .. +setlocal +cd /d "%~dp0.." bin\python.bat -m pip install wheel\PyQt5-5.15.9-cp313-cp313-win_amd64.whl +endlocal Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies a robustness issue in an example install.bat script and provides a more reliable implementation, improving the quality of the documentation.	Low
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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Accuracy The docs recommend enabling the experimental configuration cache via org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache=true while also using enableFeaturePreview('STABLE_CONFIGURATION_CACHE'). These may be inconsistent depending on Gradle version; verify guidance aligns with the minimum supported Gradle (7.0+) and avoids deprecated/unsafe flags. # Enable configuration cache (experimental) org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache=true # Enable file system watching org.gradle.vfs.watch=true # Enable verbose logging org.gradle.logging.stacktrace=internal Example: org.gradle.daemon=true org.gradle.parallel=true org.gradle.caching=true org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx4g -XX:MaxMetaspaceSize=1g org.gradle.console=rich org.gradle.warning.mode=all </details> <details><summary><a href='https://github.com/Bearsampp/module-python/pull/23/files#diff-dd4de2dbf445435767a458d214b46b36d07a276dcee9662936a10ba5ac9ac044R270-R296'><strong>Platform Assumptions</strong></a> Multiple examples require Windows-specific tools and batch scripts (7-Zip CLI, .bat files). Confirm the stated Windows-only scope in docs or add notes for non-Windows environments to prevent confusion given mentions of multi-platform plans. </summary> ```markdown Each Python version in `bin/` must follow this structure: bin/python{version}/ ├── bin/ │ ├── python.bat # Python launcher script │ └── python.exe # Python executable ├── wheel/ │ ├── wheel.properties # Wheel package URL │ └── install.bat # Wheel installation script ├── bearsampp.conf # Bearsampp configuration └── [other Python files] ### wheel.properties Format ```properties wheel=https://example.com/path/to/package.whl install.bat Example @echo off python.bat -m pip install wheel-package.whl </details> <details><summary><a href='https://github.com/Bearsampp/module-python/pull/23/files#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5R22-R95'><strong>Consistency</strong></a> The README and docs state “pure Gradle (no wrapper)” and minimum Gradle 7.0+. Consider clearly stating the exact tested Gradle versions and Java compatibility to avoid user setup issues; align phrasing across all docs. </summary> ```markdown ## Build System This module uses a pure Gradle build system (no wrapper, no Ant dependencies) for packaging Python releases. ### Quick Start ```bash # Verify your build environment gradle verify # List available Python versions gradle listVersions # Build a release for a specific version gradle release "-PbundleVersion=3.13.5" # View all available tasks gradle tasks Prerequisites Java 8 or higher Gradle 7.0 or higher 7-Zip (for archive creation) Documentation Comprehensive build system documentation is available in the .gradle-docs/ directory: Getting Started Guide - Setup and basic usage Build System Guide - Detailed build system information Task Reference - Complete task documentation Configuration Guide - Configuration options and tuning Common Tasks # Display build information gradle info # Verify build environment gradle verify # List available Python versions gradle listVersions # Build a release (interactive) gradle release # Build a release (non-interactive) gradle release "-PbundleVersion=3.13.5" # Clean build artifacts gradle clean # Validate Python version structure gradle validatePythonVersion "-PbundleVersion=3.13.5" # Show wheel package information gradle showWheelInfo "-PbundleVersion=3.13.5" Features ✅ Pure Gradle build system (no wrapper, no Ant) ✅ Support for multiple Python versions ✅ Automatic PIP upgrades during build ✅ Wheel package download and installation ✅ Build caching for faster builds ✅ Parallel execution support ✅ Interactive and non-interactive build modes ✅ Comprehensive verification and validation tasks </details> </td></tr> </table>

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