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JIRA: https://jira.spring.io/browse/INT-4019 * Add `org.gradle.daemon=true` to `gradle.properties` * Add `--no-daemon` to CI plans, such as `master` and `nightly` * Adjust `.travis.yml` to disable `gradlew assamble` task and allow artifacts caching Add `script` to `.travis.yml` config Since we have sometimes the problem with cached dependencies and the Travis report doesn't reflect the reality properly, add `--refresh-dependencies` to avoid such a caching bottleneck Also add `--parallel` for experiment to see if a new Gradle and Travis can overcome that now No `--parallel` Doesn't work forTravis. It indicates the maximum load for CPU as a critical error and interrupts the spawned Gradle Threads Add `--no-daemon` This option does not make sense for Travis. It starts a new environment for each build. Meanwhile looks like `caching` and `--refresh-dependencies` do their premise
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19 lines
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YAML
language: java
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jdk: oraclejdk8
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sudo: false
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services:
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- mongodb
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- rabbitmq
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- redis-server
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before_cache:
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- rm -f $HOME/.gradle/caches/modules-2/modules-2.lock
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cache:
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directories:
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- $HOME/.gradle/caches/
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- $HOME/.gradle/wrapper/
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install: true
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env:
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- TERM=dumb SI_FATAL_WHEN_NO_BEANFACTORY=true NO_REFERENCE_TASK=true
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script:
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- ./gradlew check --refresh-dependencies --no-daemon
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