chore(build): enable the configuration cache - #62
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The build already set org.gradle.caching and org.gradle.parallel but never cached its configuration phase, so every invocation re-configured all 13 targets from scratch. Adds org.gradle.configuration-cache and org.gradle.configuration-cache.parallel. Deliberately no org.gradle.isolated-projects. The toolchain sweep that prompted this listed it as the cheap win to pair with the configuration cache, but this build has no subprojects at all — per-project configuration isolation has nothing here to isolate. gradle.properties records the reasoning so it is not re-litigated. Verified with `./gradlew build -x tvosSimulatorArm64Test`. The exclusion is environmental: the verifying host has no tvOS simulator SDK, so that task fails identically with or without this change. Everything else, including apiCheck over the JVM and klib dumps, passes with the configuration cache active. Signed-off-by: James Rich <2199651+jamesarich@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change enables Gradle configuration caching and parallel configuration. Comments document why isolated projects remain disabled. ChangesGradle configuration
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In `@gradle.properties`:
- Around line 5-8: Update the lifecycle comment above the Gradle
configuration-cache properties to state that Configuration Cache is stable since
Gradle 8.1, while org.gradle.configuration-cache.parallel remains incubating in
Gradle 9.7; preserve the existing single-project isolation explanation.
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The configuration cache has been stable since Gradle 8.1, not 9; it is the .parallel flag that is still incubating in 9.7. Review caught the comment claiming otherwise. Comment-only change; build re-verified regardless. Signed-off-by: James Rich <2199651+jamesarich@users.noreply.github.com>
The build already set
org.gradle.cachingandorg.gradle.parallelbut never cached its configuration phase, so every invocation re-configured all 13 targets from scratch. This addsorg.gradle.configuration-cacheandorg.gradle.configuration-cache.parallel.Deliberately no
org.gradle.isolated-projects. The toolchain sweep that prompted this listed it as the cheap win to pair with the configuration cache, but this build has no subprojects at all — per-project configuration isolation has nothing here to isolate.gradle.propertiesrecords the reasoning so it isn't re-litigated. (For contrast:MQTTastic-Client-KMPhas six modules and IP would genuinely pay there, but it's blocked by KGP'sWasmNpmResolverPluginreaching into the root project.)Verification
./gradlew build -x tvosSimulatorArm64Test— green, with the configuration cache active.The exclusion is environmental, not a consequence of this change: the verifying host has no tvOS simulator SDK, so
:tvosSimulatorArm64Testfails withXcode does not support simulator tests for tvos_simulator_arm64either way. Everything else passes, includingapiCheckover both the JVM and klib dumps. CI will cover the excluded task.Summary by CodeRabbit