In my build.gradle, I have added spring build info:
springBoot {
mainClass = "${springBootMainClass}"
buildInfo() {
additionalProperties = [
name: "${appName}",
version: "${version}-${buildNumber}",
time: buildTime()
]
}
}
def buildTime() {
final dateFormat = new java.text.SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ssZ")
dateFormat.timeZone = TimeZone.getTimeZone('GMT')
dateFormat.format(new Date())
}
When I run from the command line, this correctly adds the /META-INF/build-info.properties
file into /build/resources/main
so that the "/info"
endpoint shows the build information in JSON.
When I run from IntelliJ's run/debug button, IntelliJ does not use the /build
directory but instead uses the /out
directory and also does not run that gradle task, so the /info
endpoint has empty JSON.
How can I make it generate that file and put it in the /out
directory?
Enable Delegate IDE build/run actions to Gradle option in Settings (Preferences) | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools | Gradle | Runner tab.
I have exactly the same need, and I don't want to use "delegate IDE build/run action to Gradle" for different (good) reasons.
In my case I don't need that file /META-INF/build-info.properties
to be up-to-date in IDEA during develop phase, I just need this file to be available in the "run" classpath (under /out/...
), else Spring won't be able to create and inject the BuildProperties
bean when launching my app from IDEA run/debug tool.
So here is a simple solution if your are also in my case:
1) create a dummy "dev" (or "snapshot") version of the build-info.properties in the main resources directory ( src/main/resources/META-INF/build-info.properties
)
# DO NOT EDIT (will be overriden by Spring boot plugin )
build.time=2019-05-07T11\:32\:31.581Z
build.artifact=myapp
build.group=org.mycompany
build.name=myapp
build.version=dev
This dev version will be automatically copied into IDEA /out/production/resources
directory when building project from IDEA
2) Create a task dependency between bootBuildInfo
task and processResources
tasks, to make sure that Spring boot plugin will override the "dev" version with up-to-date version when building the app jar:
bootBuildInfo.mustRunAfter processResources
This way, SpringBoot gradle plugin will override the file copied from sources by processResources
task, with its auto-generated up-to-date file.