Add support for running the projects with Gradle, instead of the redhat.java JDT build#386
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Add support for running the projects with Gradle, instead of the redhat.java JDT build#386tomaszrup wants to merge 2 commits intomicrosoft:mainfrom
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March 28, 2026 23:02
…ds to LocalAppManager fix: update process info to handle pending Gradle apps in LiveDataController chore: register LocalAppController in extension initialization feat: introduce launchUtils for Gradle context resolution and JVM argument management test: add unit tests for launchUtils functions and Gradle context resolution
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Currently, the run always happen with
javaand the compiled files that were produced by theredhat.javaextension. This is fine in most cases, but it causes some issues when the user has some custom Gradle tasks added to their build.An example case: a Gradle task, that copies a
yamlfile into build directory. It gets copied intobuild. But this extension runs the output frombin, that was compiled using Eclipse fromredhat.java.Why not treat Gradle as a first-class citizen?