How can I configure Gradle to fail build at the end (not fail fast) if there is anything printed on standard error output by any task or plugin?
I haven't found a way to do it in the official API.
Here’s a sample build.gradle
that shows how this can work:
// create a listener which collects stderr output:
def errMsgs = []
StandardOutputListener errListener = { errMsgs << it }
// add the listener to both the project *and* all tasks:
project.logging.addStandardErrorListener errListener
project.tasks.all { it.logging.addStandardErrorListener errListener }
// evaluate the collected stderr output at the end of the build:
gradle.buildFinished {
if (errMsgs) {
// (or fail in whatever other way makes sense for you)
throw new RuntimeException(errMsgs.toString())
}
}
// example showing that the project-level capturing of stderr logs works:
if (project.hasProperty('projErr'))
System.err.print('proj stderr msg')
// example showing that the task-level capturing of stderr logs works:
task foo {
doLast {
System.err.print('task stderr msg')
}
}
// example showing that stdout logs are not captured:
task bar {
doLast {
System.out.print('task stdout msg')
}
}
The examples in the second half are only there to show that it works as expected. Try the build with various command line args/options:
# doesn’t fail:
./gradlew bar
# fails due to project error:
./gradlew -PprojErr bar
# fails due to task error:
./gradlew foo
# fails due to both task and project error:
./gradlew -PprojErr foo