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What is the gradle equivalent of this?
I'm a maven loyalist, but my team converted some of our stuff to gradle.
I use this maven command in a docker script (which, of course, now doesn't work).
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Why exactly do you need it?
And why don't you tell your coworkers who want to use Gradle to give you the alternative command?
It's part of a build pipeline that I'm the main one who uses
The repo used in the pom relies on a file that doesn't exist in the remote yet (it will eventually, just not yet)
For now, I work around this by fetching the jar with wget and installing it locally
they broke it, they fix it
I think you can put an
if in the build.gradle
so if you are running in Docker (set some environment variable or whatever), you add another dependency
assuming you just need it for a dependency
Actually I have no idea why you want to install the file to the local repository
Gradle doesn't have that much of a local repository, more like a cache💤 Post marked as dormant
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