Need help to build #3

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opened 2024-01-04 22:11:44 +01:00 by Helpdesk · 1 comment

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Hi,

I would like to test your project, but I'm not familiar with Gradle. Could you help me to build it? 

Thanks a lot!

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Sure. Assuming you have already installed gradle (which is necessary since I don't use gradlew), just run gradle build in the project directory (the root of the cloned repo). After a successful build, you can find the resulting binary in the (newly created) build/libs directory. Pick the one with all or shadow in its name since that also contains all necessary dependencies.

Sure. Assuming you have already installed gradle (which is necessary since I don't use gradlew), just run `gradle build` in the project directory (the root of the cloned repo). After a successful build, you can find the resulting binary in the (newly created) `build/libs` directory. Pick the one with `all` or `shadow` in its name since that also contains all necessary dependencies.
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