Convert test-published-dependencies to Gradle Kotlin DSL#11445
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… DSL Convert the test-published-dependencies build scripts from Groovy to Kotlin DSL: root settings/build, plus the four subprojects (all-deps-exist, ot-pulls-in-api, ot-is-shaded, agent-logs-on-java-7). In ot-is-shaded, the CheckJarContentsTask is rewritten with managed Property/ListProperty inputs and idiomatic Kotlin. Verified locally by reproducing the GitLab `test_published_artifacts` job: publishToMavenLocal then `./gradlew check` in the subproject. All modules pass; the Java 7 sub-test of agent-logs-on-java-7 is skipped locally only because no JDK 7 build exists for arm64 macOS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| // Arbitrary limit to prevent unintentional increases to the dd-trace-ot jar size | ||
| // Raise or lower as required | ||
| assert(jarFile.length() <= 8 * 1024 * 1024) |
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In this Kotlin DSL task, assert(...) calls Kotlin's assertion helper, which only throws when JVM assertions are enabled. Gradle does not enable -ea for task actions by default, so :ot-is-shaded:checkJarSize will pass even when dd-trace-ot grows past the 8 MiB limit. The Groovy assert this replaced was enforced for the build script; use check(...) or throw explicitly so this published-dependency guard still catches oversized artifacts.
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LGTM, added one optional nit comment.
| doLast { | ||
| // Arbitrary limit to prevent unintentional increases to the dd-trace-ot jar size | ||
| // Raise or lower as required | ||
| assert(jarFile.length() <= 8 * 1024 * 1024) |
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From Claude:
"kotlin.assert(...) only fires when the JVM is started with -ea (same semantics as Java's assert). Groovy assert was always enabled, so the original guard reliably failed the build when the jar exceeded 8MB; under the Gradle daemon's default JVM args this check is silently a no-op and the size limit is no longer enforced. The local verification didn't catch it because the current jar is under the limit, so both an active and a disabled assertion produce the same passing result. Consider check(jarFile.length() <= 8 * 1024 * 1024) { ... } or an explicit throw GradleException(...) to restore the original behavior."
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Thanks this is a good point !
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Claude pointed out one detail about the assert
I'll leave that to your discretion
Otherwise, looks to me
Update the published dependency test builds to use Kotlin DSL task accessors and provider-backed configuration resolution. Add junit-platform-launcher alongside the JUnit BOM update because the missing launcher caused test execution problems at least on Gradle 9.5. Fixed the size assert, replaced by a simpler if statement.
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What Does This Do
Convert the
test-published-dependencies/build scripts from Groovy to Kotlin DSL.Motivation
Dropping Groovy. Also fix an issue preventing the upgrade to Gradle 9.5.1.
See #10402, #11272
Additional Notes
Verified locally by reproducing the GitLab
test_published_artifactsjob:publishToMavenLocalthen./gradlew checkin the subproject. All modules pass; the Java 7 sub-test ofagent-logs-on-java-7is skipped locally only because no JDK 7 build exists for arm64 macOS.