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API Documentation: | ComponentSelectionRules |
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Represents a container for component selection rules. Rules can be applied as part of the resolutionStrategy of a configuration and individual components can be explicitly accepted or rejected by rule. Components that are neither accepted or rejected will be subject to the default version matching strategies.
configurations { conf { resolutionStrategy { componentSelection { all { ComponentSelection selection -> if (selection.candidate.module == 'someModule' && selection.candidate.version == '1.1') { selection.reject("bad version '1.1' for 'someModule'") } } all { ComponentSelection selection -> if (selection.candidate.module == 'someModule' && selection.getDescriptor(IvyModuleDescriptor)?.branch == 'testing') { if (selection.metadata == null || selection.metadata.status != 'milestone') { selection.reject("only use milestones for someModule:testing") } } } withModule("org.sample:api") { ComponentSelection selection -> if (selection.candidate.version == "1.1") { selection.reject("known bad version") } } } } } }
Method | Description |
all(closure) | Adds a component selection rule that will apply to all resolved components.
Each rule will receive a |
all(ruleSource) | Adds a rule-source backed component selection rule that will apply to all resolved components.
The ruleSource provides the rule as exactly one rule method annotated with |
all(selectionAction) | Adds a simple component selection rule that will apply to all resolved components.
Each rule will receive a |
withModule(id, closure) | Adds a component selection rule that will apply to the specified module.
Each rule will receive a |
withModule(id, ruleSource) | Adds a rule-source backed component selection rule that will apply to the specified module.
The ruleSource provides the rule as exactly one rule method annotated with |
withModule(id, selectionAction) | Adds a component selection rule that will apply to the specified module.
Each rule will receive a |
Adds a component selection rule that will apply to all resolved components.
Each rule will receive a ComponentSelection
object as an argument.
Injection of other arguments has been deprecated in favor of the added methods
on ComponentSelection
, namely ComponentSelection.getMetadata()
and ComponentSelection.getDescriptor(java.lang.Class)
.
ComponentSelectionRules
all
(Object
ruleSource)
Adds a rule-source backed component selection rule that will apply to all resolved components.
The ruleSource provides the rule as exactly one rule method annotated with Mutate
.
This rule method:
- must return void.
- must have
ComponentSelection
as its parameter.
Injection of other arguments has been deprecated in favor of the added methods
on ComponentSelection
, namely ComponentSelection.getMetadata()
and ComponentSelection.getDescriptor(java.lang.Class)
.
ComponentSelectionRules
all
(Action
<? super ComponentSelection
>
selectionAction)
Action
<? super ComponentSelection
>Adds a simple component selection rule that will apply to all resolved components.
Each rule will receive a ComponentSelection
object as an argument.
Adds a component selection rule that will apply to the specified module.
Each rule will receive a ComponentSelection
object as an argument.
Injection of other arguments has been deprecated in favor of the added methods
on ComponentSelection
, namely ComponentSelection.getMetadata()
and ComponentSelection.getDescriptor(java.lang.Class)
.
ComponentSelectionRules
withModule
(Object
id, Object
ruleSource)
Adds a rule-source backed component selection rule that will apply to the specified module.
The ruleSource provides the rule as exactly one rule method annotated with Mutate
.
This rule method:
- must return void.
- must have
ComponentSelection
as its parameter.
Injection of other arguments has been deprecated in favor of the added methods
on ComponentSelection
, namely ComponentSelection.getMetadata()
and ComponentSelection.getDescriptor(java.lang.Class)
.
ComponentSelectionRules
withModule
(Object
id, Action
<? super ComponentSelection
>
selectionAction)
Action
<? super ComponentSelection
>Adds a component selection rule that will apply to the specified module.
Each rule will receive a ComponentSelection
object as an argument.