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    This document shows common Ant build targets and their equivalent Gradle commands for building and testing a project. It provides Gradle replacements for Ant targets like "clean", "jar", "compile", "test", and others. The document explains that Gradle tasks apply to all modules containing that task, and how to specify a particular module using the "-p" switch with a directory or path.

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    Gradle for Ant users

    ====================

    This shows some common ant targets and their equivalent Gradle commands.
    Examples below assume cwd is at the top of the checkout (gradlew
    script available from ./). Quoted [string] gives a better or more
    conventional and commonly used task alternative.

    Gradle tasks apply to all modules that contain a given task name. Use
    "-p" switch with a directory or a colon-notation to specify a particular
    task or module. For example these two are equivalent:

    gradlew -p solr/core check


    gradlew :solr:core:check

    List of common dev task equivalents


    -----------------------------------

    ant clean => gradlew clean


    ant jar => gradlew jar [better: gradlew assemble]

    ant compile => gradlew classes [better: gradlew assemble]


    gradlew testClasses [better: gradlew assemble]

    ant validate => gradlew check


    ant test => gradlew test

    ant jar-checksums => gradlew updateLicenses [May need to run: gradlew --write-
    locks if changing dependencies]
    ant check-licenses => gradlew licenses [better: gradlew check -x test]
    ant clean-jars => (NO REPLACEMENT)

    ant precommit => gradlew precommit [better: gradlew check -x test]

    ant get-maven-poms => gradlew mavenLocal

    ant idea => gradlew idea [better: import as a Gradle project in


    IntelliJ, it will build automatically]

    Solr-specific targets
    ---------------------

    Assemble Solr distribution at solr/packaging/build/...

    ant create-package => gradlew -p solr/packaging assemble

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