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| API Documentation: | RuntimeClasspathNormalization |
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Configuration of runtime classpath normalization.
Several methods accept a file pattern to selectively normalize files. Patterns may include:
- '*' to match any number of characters
- '?' to match any single character
- '**' to match any number of directories or files
Either '/' or '\' may be used in a pattern to separate directories. Patterns ending with '/' or '\' will have '**' automatically appended.
Examples:
all files ending with '.json' (including files in subdirectories) **/*.json
all files beginning with 'build-' in the level1/level2 directory
level1/level2/build-*
all files (including subdirectories) beneath config/build-data config/build-data/
all properties files in a build directory beneath com/acme (including subdirectories)
com/acme/**/build/*.properties
| Method | Description |
ignore(pattern) | Ignore resources in classpath entries matching |
properties(pattern, configuration) | Normalize files matching |
properties(configuration) | Normalize all properties files according to the rules provided by |
void ignore(String pattern)
Ignore resources in classpath entries matching pattern.
void properties(String pattern, Action<? super PropertiesFileNormalization>
Action<? super PropertiesFileNormalization>Normalize files matching pattern as properties files, ignoring comments and property order, applying the rules provided by configuration.
void properties(Action<? super PropertiesFileNormalization>
Action<? super PropertiesFileNormalization>Normalize all properties files according to the rules provided by configuration. This is equivalent to calling RuntimeClasspathNormalization.properties(java.lang.String, org.gradle.api.Action) with the '**/*.properties' pattern.