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Is there an officially supported way of integrating with gradle? #142
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Sorry there is not @Anonymous-Coward. I half started one but never published it. I'll talk to @harawata about completing and adding it to release |
I've created a Gradle plugin for migrations for the same reasons @Anonymous-Coward mentioned. You can find it here. I was hoping that this repository could be moved to the MyBatis organization. This would guarantee the widest adaptation rate. I'm willing to maintain this repository for the foreseeable future. Would this be a possibility @h3adache ? |
I have searched through all tickets to the project, both closed and open, for gradle, but didn't find anything relevant.
All plugins that google finds are either not available in the gradle plugin repo or rely on ancient mybatis migrations versions.
All solutions I have found rely on driving the mybatis migrations jar from custom Java code.
Is there something as simple as plugging an official plugin into the gradle build script? Or some other officially supported way of using migrations from gradle without custom code on top of the migrations jar?
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