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/** * @param project the project on which we'll call {@link Project#javaexec(Action)}. * @param input the JavaExecable which we'll take as input and call run() on. * @param settings any extra settings you'd like to set on the JavaExec (e.g. heap) * @return the JavaExecable after it has had run() called. */ public static <T extends JavaExecable> T exec(Project project, T input, Action<JavaExecSpec> settings) throws Throwable { // copy the classpath from the project's buildscript (and its parents) List<FileCollection> classpaths = TreeStream.toParent(ProjectPlugin.treeDef(), project) .map(p -> p.getBuildscript().getConfigurations().getByName(BUILDSCRIPT_CLASSPATH)) .collect(Collectors.toList()); // add the gradleApi, workaround from https://discuss.gradle.org/t/gradle-doesnt-add-the-same-dependencies-to-classpath-when-applying-plugins/9759/6?u=ned_twigg classpaths.add(project.getConfigurations().detachedConfiguration(project.getDependencies().gradleApi())); // add stuff from the local classloader too, to fix testkit's classpath classpaths.add(project.files(JavaExecableImp.fromLocalClassloader())); // run it return JavaExecableImp.execInternal(input, project.files(classpaths), settings, execSpec -> JavaExecWinFriendly.javaExec(project, execSpec)); }