Instead of building all of your modules from source, you can choose to use prebuilt module archives that will be downloaded from an artifact server.
Which modules are built from source is controlled by the buildFromSource property. This property can be set at the LABKEY_ROOT level, at the project level, at the global (user) level, or on the command line (with overrides happening in the order given).
The default properties file in LABKEY_ROOT/gradle.properties has the following property defined
buildFromSource=true
This setting will cause a build command to construct all the jars and the .module files that are necessary for a server build. But if you are not changing code, you do not need to build everything from source. The following table illustrates how you can specify the properties to build just the source code you need to build.
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If you want to... |
then... |
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Build nothing from source |
Set buildFromSource=false In one of:
Then run gradlew deployApp
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Build everything from source |
Set buildFromSource=true In one of
Then run gradlew deployApp |
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Build a single module from source |
Set buildFromSource=false In LABKEY_ROOT/gradle.properties Then EITHER (most efficient) run deployModule command for that module (e.g., gradlew :server:opt:cds:deployModule) OR (Less efficient)
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Build everything from source EXCEPT one or more modules |
Set buildFromSource=true In LABKEY_ROOT/gradle.properties Then
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Build a subset of modules from source |
Set buildFromSource=false In LABKEY_ROOT/gradle.properties Then EITHER (most efficient) run deployModule command for the modules you wish to build (e.g., gradlew :server:opt:cds:deployModule) OR (Less efficient)
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