* Add gradle-tools subproject
* Add Gradle buildscripts to the related projects
* Remove the projects from the libraries pom.xml
* Move AndroidGradleWrapper.groovy to separate source root
* Changed artifact dependencies to project dependencies where needed
* Extract common configuration into commonConfiguration.gradle
* (convert functions to closures to be able to call them)
* Refactor DSL usage
* Replace `project.properties` with `findProperty`
* Unify Gradle wrapper between `libraries` and `gradle-tools`
(as a temporary solution, just made the wrapper files the same)
rename source-sections compiler plugin jar in the dist (add kotlin- prefix),
according to the agreed naming scheme for the artefacts. (The renaming of the
other plugins should follow.)
in addition configure proguard to retain VirtualFile members, since they
are used in the source-sections plugin
kotlin-maven-plugin-test:
Remove dependency on kotlin-test-parent that is no longer published and required.
Add dependency on kotlin-runtime as it's no longer coming transitively from kotlin-script-runtime.
Change kotlin version test to reflect manifest implementation title changes.
Reasons for moving:
1. Integration with Kotlin daemon for Gradle.
Gradle bundles Kotlin compiler (kotlin-compiler-embeddable) since Gradle 3.2.
There is no plugin isolation in Gradle, so strange compilation errors/exceptions may happen.
We decided to fix this problem by compiling out-of-process using Kotlin daemon.
Reasons for moving IC to the compiler:
* Better isolation from Gradle process.
* Incremental compilation logic is not scattered across two process and multiple modules.
* Makes it possible to implement standalone CLI IC
Set default JDK for kotlin compiler plugin.
Set default JRE path for maven surefire plugin.
Run tests for extension modules on the corresponding JRE.
#KT-8254
The bundle is a mix of kotlin-runtime, kotlin-stdlib and kotlin-reflect. The main reason to do so intead of adding corresponding modules is that there is so called "split package" issue that couldn't be easily resolved
Ilya Chernikov