Added apply from: "http://launchpad.net/gradle-release/trunk/latest/+download/apply.groovy" to my build.gradle. I get:
Task 'release' not found in root project 'foo'.
This probably happens cause gradle doesn't follows redirects (see http://issues.gradle.org/browse/GRADLE-1210 ). I've reproduced the issue using gradle 1.0-rc3. The question was originally asked at https://answers.launchpad.net/gradle-release/+question/196278 but no one gave an answer so it expired.
Added apply from: "http:// launchpad. net/gradle- release/ trunk/latest/ +download/ apply.groovy" to my build.gradle. I get:
Task 'release' not found in root project 'foo'.
This probably happens cause gradle doesn't follows redirects (see http:// issues. gradle. org/browse/ GRADLE- 1210 ). I've reproduced the issue using gradle 1.0-rc3. /answers. launchpad. net/gradle- release/ +question/ 196278 but no one gave an answer so it expired.
The question was originally asked at https:/