Add extensions for Gradle Quarkus projects#135
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Works for me. Except for the multiple extension part. But it still works in Maven, so that's fine. Just want to make sure it works in Windows then I'll be ok to merge. |
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@fbricon its working on Windows |
Signed-off-by: David Kwon <dakwon@redhat.com>
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Fixes #112
To test, create a Gradle project using the Quarkus Maven plugin as explained in the guide:
Open the Gradle project in vscode
Call the
Add extensions to current projectcommand in the command paletteChoose extension(s). (I'm not sure if multiple extensions will work yet, they've made the fix recently: quarkusio/quarkus#5224)
The command to add extension(s) should run in the terminal.
If Gradle wrapper exists, Gradle wrapper will be used for the command.
I have 13 commits for the PR for now, I will squash them into one when we are sure everything works.
I did not test this on Windows yet.