Add a new task to our Gradle configuration: printCompileClasspath

[jwren]

Run with ./third_party/gradlew printCompileClasspath --no-configuration-cache

This task lists out all jars used when compiling an IntelliJ plugin.

[pq]

For my own edification, how does printing these paths come in handy?

[helin24]

For my own edification, how does printing these paths come in handy?

I'm also curious! What does this look like now?

[jwren]

For my own edification, how does printing these paths come in handy?

This will print out the suite of jars used to compile the project, where they are cached on disk, what versions are, etc. When configuring Gradle and the Gradle IJ plugin, this can be used to ensure that the expected set of jars is included or excluded.

--- Begin Compile Classpath ---
/Users/jwren/src/flutter-intellij/flutter-idea/build/libs/flutter-idea-base.jar
/Users/jwren/src/flutter-intellij/flutter-studio/build/libs/flutter-studio-base.jar
/Users/jwren/.gradle/caches/transforms-3/36f0257c03e696453b8c648be3d3de14/transformed/android-studio-2024.3.1.10-mac_arm/lib/modules/intellij.platform.coverage.jar
/Users/jwren/.gradle/caches/transforms-3/36f0257c03e696453b8c648be3d3de14/transformed/android-studio-2024.3.1.10-mac_arm/lib/modules/intellij.platform.coverage.agent.jar
/Users/jwren/.gradle/caches/transforms-3/36f0257c03e696453b8c648be3d3de14/transformed/android-studio-2024.3.1.10-mac_arm/plugins/gemini/lib/libv1internal_java_rest.jar
...

[pq]

Thanks for the context!

Maybe consider adding some documentation so one of us doesn't think this is dead code down the road?