Test against Gradle 5.3 #16294
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Tested against example provided in gh-16211 which resulted in |
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@pkostrzewa Thanks, but there’s no need to spend time on manual testing. This PR means that the test suite (that found the regression I reported to Gradle) will run against 5.3 automatically. The PR’s checks have passed and one of those checks is a CI build. |
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* pr/16294: Test against Gradle 5.3
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Thanks Christoph, this is now merged in |
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@wilkinsona Thanks for information, actually it took no more than few minutes. But I wasn't aware of that fact. |
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Hi,
as Gradle 5.3 was released a few days ago, we should probably test against it.
Cheers,
Christoph