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Gradle Timeouts Enforcer Plugin

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What

A simple Gradle plugin that enforces timeouts for all the tasks defined on your Gradle build.

Using

Step 01 : Add this property at your <root-project>/gradle.properties file

io.dotanuki.gradle.timeouts.tasks=10.minutes

For this property you probably want to assign a value based on your slowest build task(s).

Step 02 : Apply this plugin into your build at your root level Gradle build.

  • For <root-project>/build.gradle
plugin {
    id 'io.labs.dotanuki.timeoutsenforcer' version '<plugin_version>'
}
  • For <root-project>/build.gradle.kts
plugin {
    id("io.labs.dotanuki.timeoutsenforcer") version "<plugin_version>"
}

Step 03 : Profit 🚀

Check releases for the latest plugin version. More instructions also available in the plugin page

Providing Timeouts

For the Gradle property this plugin reads, the specified value must follow the amount.unit convention, where

(a) supported unit include :

  • second, seconds (upper / lower / camel cases)
  • minute, minutes (upper / lower / camel cases)
  • hour, hours (upper / lower / camel cases)

(b) amount should be an integer value

Examples of valid specifications

  • 1.hour
  • 10.SECONDS
  • 30.Minutes

Examples of invalid specifications

  • 1.5.hour
  • 30,5.minutes

This plugin will parse and validate the provided specification and throw an error if it does not match expected conventions.

Supported Gradle versions

This plugin supports only Gradle 5.x.y or newer.

See it in action

To quick test this plugin in a real project, a sampleis provided :

$> cd sample
$> ./gradlew clean run

Sample will emulate a long task (15 seconds to complete run), but this task will fail after 10 seconds, as defined in sample/gradle.properties.

➜  sample git:(master) ✗ ./gradlew clean run
Configuration on demand is an incubating feature.

> Task :run FAILED
FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':run'.
> Timeout has been exceeded

Author

Coded by Ubiratan Soares (follow me on Twitter)

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2020 Dotanuki Labs

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