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@erichaagdev erichaagdev commented Oct 25, 2024

This PR may seem daunting but I've broken it up into several very focused commits that should be easy to follow. I suggest stepping through one commit at a time.

  1. 1cc79b2 updates all user facing text, e.g., interactive prompts, README. No functional changes were made and it should be easy to verify
  2. 7604767 adds Develocity parameters to all GitHub Actions workflows and deprecates Gradle Enterprise parameters
  3. 87102d0 adds Develocity script arguments and deprecates Gradle Enterprise arguments
  4. 9ab1005 adds Develocity branded distributions and deprecates Gradle Enterprise distributions

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All changes are backwards compatible. Aside from user facing text, nothing relating to Gradle Enterprise was removed.

When using the legacy --enable-gradle-enterprise, --gradle-enterprise-server, or gradle-enterprise-x-build-validation distribution, a deprecation warning will be displayed in the experiment summary.

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--enable-gradle-enterprise and --gradle-enterprise-server are no longer displayed in the --help text, although it's still possible to use them. -s is now an alias for --develocity-server and -e is now an alias for --enable-develocity.

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In the case where both a Gradle Enterprise and Develocity parameter are used, the Develocity parameter will take precedence. This is true for both the GitHub Actions workflows and the command line arguments.

The build now produces 4 distributions. For each build tool there is a Develocity and Gradle Enterprise distribution. A GitHub release will release all 4 artifacts.

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@erichaagdev erichaagdev requested review from etiennestuder, jthurne and a team October 25, 2024 19:47
@erichaagdev erichaagdev self-assigned this Oct 25, 2024
@erichaagdev erichaagdev force-pushed the erichaagdev/develocity-rename branch from d4d604a to cd90443 Compare October 25, 2024 20:09
@erichaagdev erichaagdev changed the base branch from erichaagdev/enforce-url to erichaagdev/common-dv-init-script October 25, 2024 20:09
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Great work, too.

Base automatically changed from erichaagdev/common-dv-init-script to main October 29, 2024 17:03
@erichaagdev erichaagdev merged commit 87accd1 into main Oct 29, 2024
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@erichaagdev erichaagdev deleted the erichaagdev/develocity-rename branch October 29, 2024 17:31
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