Table of Contents
Introduction
This page outlines all the options that can be specified when building Gobblin using Gradle. The typical way of building Gobblin is to first checkout the code-base from GitHub and then build the code-base using Gradle.
git clone https://github.com/apache/incubator-gobblin.git
cd gobblin
./gradlew assemble
If one wants to compile the code as well as run the tests, use ./gradle assemble test
or ./gradlew build
.
There are a number of parameters that can be passed into the above command to customize the build process.
Options
These options just need to be added to the command above to take effect.
Versions
Hadoop Version
The Hadoop version can be specified by adding the option -PhadoopVersion=[my-hadoop-version]
.
Hive Version
The Hive version can be specified by adding the option -PhiveVersion=[my-hive-version]
.
Pegasus Version
The Pegasus version can be specified by adding the option -PpegasusVersion=[my-pegasus-version]
.
Byteman Version
The Byteman version can be specified by adding the option -PbytemanVersion=[my-byteman-version]
.
Exclude Hadoop Dependencies from gobblin-dist.tar.gz
Add the option -PexcludeHadoopDeps
to exclude all Hadoop libraries from gobblin-dist.tar.gz
.
Exclude Hive Dependencies from gobblin-dist.tar.gz
Add the option -PexcludeHiveDeps
to exclude all Hive libraries from gobblin-dist.tar.gz
.
Custom Gradle Tasks
A few custom built Gradle tasks.
Print Project Dependencies
Executing this command will print out all the dependencies between the different Gobblin Gradle sub-projects: ./gradlew dotProjectDependencies
.
Useful Gradle Commands
These commands make working with Gradle a little easier.