README.md

jruby-ant

Ant tasks that run Rake from an Ant build, the opposite direction of the rake-ant gem (which calls Ant from a Rakefile). These tasks used to live in JRuby itself as org.jruby.ant.

<taskdef name="rake" classname="org.jruby.ant.Rake"/>
<taskdef name="rake-import" classname="org.jruby.ant.RakeImport"/>

<rake file="Rakefile" task="default"/>
<rake-import file="Rakefile"/>

Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.jruby</groupId>
  <artifactId>jruby-ant</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

Requirements

jruby-base/jruby-complete and ant are provided: put them on Ant's classpath yourself, along with JRuby's standard library (for Rake).

The Ruby half, the rake-ant gem, is bundled into the jar (its lib files sit at the jar root), so there is no separate gem to install. The version is rake-ant.version in pom.xml.

rake-ant finds Ant's jars through ANT_HOME or by running ant -diagnostics, so Ant must be installed (ANT_HOME set or ant on PATH).

Building

./mvnw verify

The build downloads the rake-ant gem from rubygems.org through the mavengem wagon (.mvn/extensions.xml), installs it with gem-maven-plugin and copies its lib into target/classes. Tests are unit tests against a stub RakeWrapper plus an Ant -> Rake integration test (skipped without Ant installed).

Releasing

Releases use the Maven release plugin. The plugin runs deploy with the release profile (sources and javadoc jars, GPG signing, upload to the Central Portal), so GPG and the central server credentials must be set up in settings.xml:

./mvnw release:prepare
./mvnw release:perform