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WalkthroughThe pull request migrates the Gradle configuration from Groovy DSL to Kotlin DSL. It adds Kotlin build logic, project discovery, module conventions, engine configuration, desktop packaging, IDE integration, metrics, publishing, and optional JRE bundling. ChangesGradle Kotlin DSL migration
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GradleSettings->>BuildLogic: load Kotlin DSL conventions
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In `@build-logic/src/main/kotlin/destination-sol-jre.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 30-31: Update the jreVersion and corresponding jreUrlBase values
in the bundled distribution configuration to reference a Java 17 BellSoft JRE
archive, ensuring the downloaded runtime can execute classes compiled with
options.release = 17.
In `@build.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 121-122: Update the cleanup calls for DestinationSol.iws and
config/metrics to resolve both paths relative to rootDir instead of the process
working directory, preserving their existing delete and deleteRecursively
behavior.
In `@libs/subprojects.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 6-15: Update the directory scan in the composite-build discovery
block to iterate over File(rootDir, "libs") instead of file("."). Keep the
existing build.gradle/settings.gradle detection and includeBuild behavior
unchanged.
In `@settings.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 5-8: Update the optional-project detection in settings.gradle.kts:
for the steam check at lines 5-8 and the gwt check at lines 10-13, include each
project when either build.gradle or build.gradle.kts exists, matching the
Android check’s behavior.
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- build-logic/src/main/groovy/destination-sol-jre.gradle
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- desktop/build.gradle
- build-logic/src/main/groovy/gestalt-module.gradle
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- build-logic/src/main/groovy/destination-sol-module.gradle
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In `@build.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 133-134: Update the githubHome value used by fetchAndroid to read
the Gradle githubAccount project property, while retaining “MovingBlocks” as the
default when the property is absent; ensure repository cloning uses this
resolved account.
In `@desktop/build.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 183-195: Update the afterEclipseImport task registration so it is
attached to the Eclipse lifecycle and runs when the desktop eclipse task
executes, using either a finalizer relationship or the eclipse
synchronizationTasks configuration. Preserve the existing .classpath assets
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Swaps com.github.spotbugs (and the stale findbugs-exclude.xml config that predates the spotbugs migration) for net.ltgt.errorprone, which hooks static analysis directly into javac rather than running as a separate post-compile task. - build-logic/build.gradle.kts: drop spotbugs-gradle-plugin, add net.ltgt.gradle:gradle-errorprone-plugin. - terasology-metrics.gradle.kts: drop the spotbugs plugin/config/task wiring; apply net.ltgt.errorprone and configure it on every JavaCompile task. allErrorsAsWarnings is set to match this file's existing ignoreFailures = true posture on checkstyle/pmd - Error Prone's ERROR-severity checks otherwise fail the build outright, unlike the other analyzers configured here. - error_prone_core is pinned to 2.42.0, the last release that still runs on JDK 17 (2.43.0 raised Error Prone's own minimum JDK to 21, independent of this project's --release 17 compile target - the Jenkins agent's JDK isn't controlled from this repo, so this avoids silently requiring a CI bump as a side effect of this swap). - Jenkinsfile: recordIssues tool: findBugs(pattern: '**/build/reports/ findbugs/*.xml', ...) never actually matched spotbugs's real output path (**/build/reports/spotbugs/*.xml) - a pre-existing, unrelated mismatch. Error Prone has no separate XML report; it emits compiler warnings, which Jenkins' Warnings NG plugin has a purpose-built errorProne() console-log parser for. Replaced the findBugs() call with that. Neither gradle.properties JVM args nor disabling any specific check turned out to be necessary at 2.42.0: an --add-exports/--add-opens workaround for reaching javac's internals, and disabling UnsafeFinalization (which crashed with NoClassDefFoundError on JDK 26 against error_prone_core 2.36.0, an earlier version tried before settling on 2.42.0), were both verified unneeded and dropped rather than carried forward speculatively. Verified end-to-end: :engine:compileJava, :desktop:compileJava, :engine:compileTestJava, and :modules:core:compileJava all build clean with Error Prone actively finding real issues (ClassNewInstance, CatchAndPrintStackTrace, StaticAssignmentInConstructor, etc.) as non-blocking warnings. :engine:checkstyleMain and :engine:pmdMain still run alongside it without interference. Stacked on #737 (the Kotlin DSL conversion) since terasology-metrics only exists as a .gradle.kts file on that branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Swaps com.github.spotbugs (and the stale findbugs-exclude.xml config that predates the spotbugs migration) for net.ltgt.errorprone, which hooks static analysis directly into javac rather than running as a separate post-compile task. - build-logic/build.gradle.kts: drop spotbugs-gradle-plugin, add net.ltgt.gradle:gradle-errorprone-plugin. - terasology-metrics.gradle.kts: drop the spotbugs plugin/config/task wiring; apply net.ltgt.errorprone and configure it on every JavaCompile task. allErrorsAsWarnings is set to match this file's existing ignoreFailures = true posture on checkstyle/pmd - Error Prone's ERROR-severity checks otherwise fail the build outright, unlike the other analyzers configured here. - error_prone_core is pinned to 2.42.0, the last release that still runs on JDK 17 (2.43.0 raised Error Prone's own minimum JDK to 21, independent of this project's --release 17 compile target - the Jenkins agent's JDK isn't controlled from this repo, so this avoids silently requiring a CI bump as a side effect of this swap). - Jenkinsfile: recordIssues tool: findBugs(pattern: '**/build/reports/ findbugs/*.xml', ...) never actually matched spotbugs's real output path (**/build/reports/spotbugs/*.xml) - a pre-existing, unrelated mismatch. Error Prone has no separate XML report; it emits compiler warnings, which Jenkins' Warnings NG plugin has a purpose-built errorProne() console-log parser for. Replaced the findBugs() call with that. Verified end-to-end: :engine:compileJava, :desktop:compileJava, :engine:compileTestJava, and :modules:core:compileJava all build clean with Error Prone actively finding real issues (ClassNewInstance, CatchAndPrintStackTrace, StaticAssignmentInConstructor, etc.) as non-blocking warnings. :engine:checkstyleMain and :engine:pmdMain still run alongside it without interference. Stacked on #737 (the Kotlin DSL conversion) since terasology-metrics only exists as a .gradle.kts file on that branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Converts every .gradle file in the repo (root, build-logic's precompiled
plugins, desktop/engine/modules/templates) to .gradle.kts.
Notable non-mechanical changes required along the way:
- build-logic switches from the groovy-gradle-plugin to kotlin-dsl plugin;
its precompiled scripts move from src/main/groovy to src/main/kotlin.
- GestaltExtension is extracted into its own GestaltExtension.kt: Kotlin
script files don't share top-level type declarations across files the
way Groovy scripts implicitly do.
- Several scripts (destination-sol-jre, destination-sol-module,
engine/build.gradle.kts, desktop/build.gradle.kts) look up the
base/idea/eclipse extensions explicitly via the<T>()/configure<T>()
instead of the generated type-safe accessors: those plugins are applied
transitively through another precompiled plugin rather than directly in
the consuming script's own plugins{} block, and Gradle's accessor
generation doesn't chase through that chain.
- destination-sol-ide.gradle.kts's IDEA XML patching (compiler.xml,
misc.xml, checkstyle-idea.xml) is ported off Groovy's Node '.@attr'
sugar onto groovy.util.Node's plain Java API via small child()/attr()
helpers. Verified by actually running `gradlew idea` - not just
compiling - since this is exactly the kind of dynamically-typed code a
naive port could silently get wrong.
- gestalt-module.gradle.kts's module.json/module.txt parsing moves from
Groovy's JsonSlurper to Gson (added as a build-logic dependency), fully
typed.
- The publishing blocks in gestalt-module, terasology-publish-common and
destination-sol-module all configure the same, project-name-keyed
MavenPublication. Groovy's "$project.name"(MavenPublication){} sugar
silently reconfigures an existing publication; Kotlin's create<>() does
not, it throws. Switched all three to maybeCreate().
- Dropped ipr.withXml{}/workspace.iws.withXml{} calls to
ideaActivateCheckstyle/Copyright/Annotations/Git/Gradle,
ideaMakeAutomatically and ideaRunConfig in the root build script: none
of the 7 functions have existed since config/gradle/ide.gradle was
deleted in 6819386 (Dec 2022). Groovy only fails on missing methods at
runtime, when `gradle idea`/`ipr`/`iws` actually executes, which
nothing does - so this has been silently dead for ~3 years. Kept the
one working sibling line (wildcards.remove) alongside it.
- .gitignore's !modules/subprojects.gradle and !libs/subprojects.gradle
negations are updated to the new .kts filenames, otherwise the broader
modules/*/libs/* ignore rules swallow the renamed files.
Verified: gradlew help configures the full project (root, build-logic,
desktop, engine, templates, and the auto-templated modules:core).
:engine:compileJava and :desktop:compileJava both build clean. gradlew
idea and :desktop:eclipse both run end-to-end, exercising the hand-ported
XML logic at runtime rather than just at compile time.
No behavior change intended anywhere in this diff; the findbugs ->
error-prone swap is a separate, follow-up PR.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- settings.gradle.kts: check both build.gradle and build.gradle.kts for
the steam/gwt/android optional projects, not just build.gradle. This
is what was actually breaking CI: Jenkins checks out DestSolAndroid's
own develop branch, which hasn't been converted to Kotlin DSL yet
(that's a separate, not-yet-merged PR) - so android/build.gradle.kts
never existed and the android project silently wasn't included,
making :android:assembleDebug fail with 'project not found'.
Verified against DestSolAndroid's actual current develop content.
- build.gradle.kts: cleanIdea now resolves DestinationSol.iws and
config/metrics against rootDir instead of the process working
directory.
- build.gradle.kts: fetchAndroid now reads -PgithubAccount, matching
the same fix already applied to fetchSteam earlier.
- libs/subprojects.gradle.kts: scan File(rootDir, "libs") explicitly.
This script is apply(from = ...)'d from settings.gradle.kts, so
file(".") resolved against the repo root instead of libs/ - the
same class of bug as the settings.gradle.kts fix above, just
currently dormant since libs/ has no subdirectories yet.
Two other findings from the same review are real but out of scope for
a no-behavior-change DSL conversion, since fixing them would change
actual runtime/dev-workflow behavior rather than just the DSL:
- destination-sol-jre.gradle.kts bundles a Java 11 JRE while the
engine compiles with options.release = 17 (pre-existing in the
original Groovy).
- desktop/build.gradle.kts's afterEclipseImport task was never wired
into the Eclipse import lifecycle - it relies on a legacy Spring
Tool Suite Gradle plugin hook that Buildship, the current Eclipse
Gradle plugin, doesn't support (also pre-existing).
Filed as a follow-up issue rather than silently fixed here.
Verified: gradlew help configures cleanly; :engine:compileJava and
:desktop:compileJava both build clean; :android:assembleDebug succeeds
against DestSolAndroid's actual current (unconverted) develop content,
reproducing and confirming the fix for the CI failure.
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Swaps com.github.spotbugs (and the stale findbugs-exclude.xml config that predates the spotbugs migration) for net.ltgt.errorprone, which hooks static analysis directly into javac rather than running as a separate post-compile task. - build-logic/build.gradle.kts: drop spotbugs-gradle-plugin, add net.ltgt.gradle:gradle-errorprone-plugin. - terasology-metrics.gradle.kts: drop the spotbugs plugin/config/task wiring; apply net.ltgt.errorprone and configure it on every JavaCompile task. allErrorsAsWarnings is set to match this file's existing ignoreFailures = true posture on checkstyle/pmd - Error Prone's ERROR-severity checks otherwise fail the build outright, unlike the other analyzers configured here. - error_prone_core is pinned to 2.42.0, the last release that still runs on JDK 17 (2.43.0 raised Error Prone's own minimum JDK to 21, independent of this project's --release 17 compile target - the Jenkins agent's JDK isn't controlled from this repo, so this avoids silently requiring a CI bump as a side effect of this swap). - Jenkinsfile: recordIssues tool: findBugs(pattern: '**/build/reports/ findbugs/*.xml', ...) never actually matched spotbugs's real output path (**/build/reports/spotbugs/*.xml) - a pre-existing, unrelated mismatch. Error Prone has no separate XML report; it emits compiler warnings, which Jenkins' Warnings NG plugin has a purpose-built errorProne() console-log parser for. Replaced the findBugs() call with that. Verified end-to-end: :engine:compileJava, :desktop:compileJava, :engine:compileTestJava, and :modules:core:compileJava all build clean with Error Prone actively finding real issues (ClassNewInstance, CatchAndPrintStackTrace, StaticAssignmentInConstructor, etc.) as non-blocking warnings. :engine:checkstyleMain and :engine:pmdMain still run alongside it without interference. Stacked on #737 (the Kotlin DSL conversion) since terasology-metrics only exists as a .gradle.kts file on that branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@build.gradle.kts`:
- Line 123: Update the cleanup message in the relevant build script to reference
the registered extractMetricsConfig task instead of extractConfig, while leaving
the alternative idea and eclipse task guidance unchanged.
In `@libs/subprojects.gradle.kts`:
- Around line 20-24: Update the rejection warning in the included-build
discovery logic to report the presence of both Groovy and Kotlin DSL files,
matching the inclusion condition for build.gradle.kts and settings.gradle.kts.
Ensure the build.gradle and settings.gradle status arguments use the
corresponding Kotlin DSL alternatives when the Groovy files are absent.
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- destination-sol-jre.gradle.kts: bump bundled Liberica JRE from 11.0.19+7 to 17.0.12+10 - the engine compiles with options.release = 17 (pre-existing on develop, carried over unnoticed by the Groovy->Kotlin conversion), so the bundled distribution's JRE couldn't load its own classes. Windows key moves from windows-i586 (32-bit, dropped from BellSoft builds since JDK 12) to windows-amd64. - desktop/build.gradle.kts: wire afterEclipseImport to run via finalizedBy(eclipse) - registering it alone never made :desktop:eclipse invoke it (same pre-existing gap in the original Groovy). Verified the assets classpathentry actually lands in .classpath after this. - build.gradle.kts: fix the post-cleanIdea message, which named a task (extractConfig) that has never existed - the real one is extractMetricsConfig, referenced correctly two other places in this file. - libs/subprojects.gradle.kts: the composite-build rejection warning checked only the Groovy build.gradle/settings.gradle filenames, so a rejected Kotlin DSL build could misreport which file is actually missing. Verified: gradlew help, :engine:compileJava, :desktop:compileJava, gradlew idea, and :desktop:eclipse all still succeed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Description
Converts every Gradle build script in the repo from Groovy DSL to Kotlin DSL (
.gradle->.gradle.kts,.gradle.ktsforbuild-logic's precompiled plugins movingsrc/main/groovy->src/main/kotlin). No intended behavior change.This is a prerequisite for a follow-up PR swapping
findbugs/SpotBugs for Google Error Prone.Notable non-mechanical changes
Most files convert close to 1:1, but a few needed real rework rather than transcription:
groovy-gradle-pluginto thekotlin-dslplugin.GestaltExtensionis pulled out into its ownGestaltExtension.kt: Kotlin script files don't implicitly share top-level type declarations across files the way Groovy scripts do, sogestalt-module.gradle.ktsanddestination-sol-module.gradle.ktsboth configuring the same extension type needed a real shared source file.destination-sol-jre,destination-sol-module,engine/build.gradle.kts,desktop/build.gradle.kts) look up thebase/idea/eclipseextensions explicitly viathe<T>()/configure<T>()instead of the generated type-safe accessors — those plugins are applied transitively through another precompiled plugin rather than directly in the consuming script's ownplugins{}block, and Gradle's accessor generation doesn't chase through that chain.destination-sol-ide.gradle.kts's IDEA XML patching (compiler.xml,misc.xml,checkstyle-idea.xml) is ported off Groovy'sNode.@attrsugar ontogroovy.util.Node's plain Java API via smallchild()/attr()helpers. Verified by actually runninggradlew idea, not just compiling, since this is exactly the kind of dynamically-typed code a naive port could silently get wrong.gestalt-module.gradle.kts'smodule.json/module.txtparsing moves from Groovy'sJsonSlurperto Gson (added as abuild-logicdependency), fully typed.gestalt-module,terasology-publish-commonanddestination-sol-moduleall configure the same, project-name-keyedMavenPublication. Groovy's"$project.name"(MavenPublication){}sugar silently reconfigures an existing publication; Kotlin'screate<>()does not — it throws. Switched all three tomaybeCreate().ipr.withXml{}/workspace.iws.withXml{}calls toideaActivateCheckstyle/Copyright/Annotations/Git/Gradle,ideaMakeAutomaticallyandideaRunConfigin the root build script: none of those 7 functions have existed sinceconfig/gradle/ide.gradlewas deleted in 6819386 (Dec 2022). Groovy only fails on missing methods at runtime, whengradle idea/ipr/iwsactually executes — which nothing does — so this has been silently dead for ~3 years. Kept the one working sibling line (wildcards.remove) alongside it..gitignore's!modules/subprojects.gradleand!libs/subprojects.gradlenegations are updated to the new.ktsfilenames, otherwise the broadermodules/*/libs/*ignore rules would swallow the renamed files.Testing
gradlew helpconfigures the full project (root, build-logic, desktop, engine, templates, and the auto-templatedmodules:core).:engine:compileJavaand:desktop:compileJavaboth build clean.gradlew ideaand:desktop:eclipseboth run end-to-end, exercising the hand-ported XML logic at runtime, not just compile time.