gradle-convert

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Enhancement, Documentation

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Description

• Converted build system from Ant to pure Gradle

• Added comprehensive Gradle documentation in .gradle-docs/

• Removed Ant build files and Eclipse launch configuration

• Updated main README with build instructions and quick start guide

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Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  A["Ant Build System<br/>build.xml"] -->|"Replaced by"| B["Pure Gradle<br/>build.gradle"]
  B --> C["Gradle Configuration<br/>gradle.properties"]
  B --> D["Build Properties<br/>build.properties"]
  E["Documentation<br/>.gradle-docs/"] --> F["README.md<br/>Quick Start & Overview"]
  E --> G["BUILD.md<br/>Comprehensive Build Guide"]
  E --> H["CHANGES.md<br/>Feature Summary"]
  E --> I["VERSION_FOLDER_VERIFICATION.md<br/>Archive Structure Proof"]
  B --> J["Release Tasks<br/>release, releaseAll"]
  B --> K["Verification Tasks<br/>verify, validateProperties"]

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File Walkthrough

	Relevant files
Documentation	5 files README.md Main Gradle build documentation and quick reference            +460/-0  BUILD.md Comprehensive build process and configuration details        +307/-0  CHANGES.md Summary of build system features and implementation details +370/-0  VERSION_FOLDER_VERIFICATION.md Verification that version folders are included in archives +241/-0  README.md Added Gradle build documentation and quick start section  +45/-0
Enhancement	2 files build.xml Removed Ant build configuration file                                          +0/-82    module-phpmyadmin.RELEASE.launch Removed Eclipse Ant launch configuration file                        +0/-19
Configuration changes	1 files gradle.properties Added Gradle daemon and JVM configuration settings              +19/-0
Additional files	5 files ALERT.TXT [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    config.inc.php [link]    bearsampp.conf [link]    config.inc.php [link]

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⚪	Generic: Comprehensive Audit Trails Objective: To create a detailed and reliable record of critical system actions for security analysis and compliance. Status: No runtime logs: The PR adds documentation and build configuration only, with no new application code to log critical actions, so audit trail compliance cannot be determined from this diff. Referred Code # Bearsampp Module phpMyAdmin - Gradle Build Documentation ## Table of Contents - [Overview](#overview) - [Quick Start](#quick-start) - [Installation](#installation) - [Build Tasks](#build-tasks) - [Configuration](#configuration) - [Architecture](#architecture) - [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting) --- ## Overview The Bearsampp Module phpMyAdmin project uses a **pure Gradle build system**. This provides: - **Modern Build System** - Native Gradle tasks and conventions - **Better Performance** - Incremental builds and caching - **Simplified Maintenance** - Pure Groovy/Gradle DSL ... (clipped 439 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Robust Error Handling and Edge Case Management Objective: Ensure comprehensive error handling that provides meaningful context and graceful degradation Status: No code paths: Only documentation and Gradle property settings were added; without added runtime code, error handling of failures and edge cases cannot be evaluated from this PR. Referred Code # Build Documentation for module-phpmyadmin ## Overview This module uses a pure Gradle build system. The build process downloads phpMyAdmin releases, configures them, and packages them for Bearsampp. ## Build Structure ### Version Folder Inclusion When building a release, the build system **includes the version folder** in the compressed archive. This is consistent with other Bearsampp modules (e.g., module-bruno, module-php). **Example structure in the final archive:** phpmyadmin5.2.1/ ├── bearsampp.conf ├── config.inc.php ├── index.php └── [phpMyAdmin files] ... (clipped 286 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Secure Error Handling Objective: To prevent the leakage of sensitive system information through error messages while providing sufficient detail for internal debugging. Status: User errors unclear: The PR adds documentation describing commands but no user-facing error messaging changes, so exposure of internal details cannot be assessed from this diff. Referred Code # Changes Summary ## Overview This document summarizes the key features and implementation details of the module-phpmyadmin Gradle build system. ## Build System Status: ✅ PRODUCTION READY ## Key Features ### 1. Pure Gradle Implementation The build system uses pure Gradle with no external dependencies (except 7-Zip for compression): - ✅ No wrapper required - uses system-installed Gradle - ✅ Modern Gradle 8.x+ features - ✅ Incremental builds and caching - ✅ Better IDE integration ### 2. Version Folder Inclusion The build system correctly includes the version folder in compressed archives: ... (clipped 349 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Security-First Input Validation and Data Handling Objective: Ensure all data inputs are validated, sanitized, and handled securely to prevent vulnerabilities Status: No input paths: The PR contains documentation and Gradle configuration only and introduces no new input handling code, so validation and data handling security cannot be determined from the changes shown. Referred Code ## Build Documentation This module uses a **pure Gradle build system** for creating releases. For detailed information about building this module, including how version folders are structured and included in releases, see [.gradle-docs/](.gradle-docs/). ### Quick Start ```bash # Build a specific version gradle release -PbundleVersion=5.2.1 # Build all available versions gradle releaseAll # List available versions gradle listVersions # Verify build environment gradle verify # Display build information gradle info ... (clipped 25 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules

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🟢	Generic: Meaningful Naming and Self-Documenting Code Objective: Ensure all identifiers clearly express their purpose and intent, making code self-documenting Status: Passed Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
⚪	Generic: Comprehensive Audit Trails Objective: To create a detailed and reliable record of critical system actions for security analysis and compliance. Status: No audit logs: The PR adds documentation and build configuration without introducing or evidencing audit logging for critical actions, but as this PR is focused on build tooling, lack of audit logs may be out of scope. Referred Code # Build Documentation for module-phpmyadmin ## Overview This module uses a pure Gradle build system. The build process downloads phpMyAdmin releases, configures them, and packages them for Bearsampp. ## Build Structure ### Version Folder Inclusion When building a release, the build system **includes the version folder** in the compressed archive. This is consistent with other Bearsampp modules (e.g., module-bruno). **Example structure in the final archive:** phpmyadmin5.2.1/ ├── bearsampp.conf ├── config.inc.php └── [phpMyAdmin files] ### How It Works ... (clipped 205 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Robust Error Handling and Edge Case Management Objective: Ensure comprehensive error handling that provides meaningful context and graceful degradation Status: No error handling: The added materials are documentation and properties only and do not show concrete error handling in executable code; verification of build tasks’ error handling requires viewing build.gradle which is not in the diff. Referred Code # Gradle Migration Summary ## Overview The module-phpmyadmin build system has been successfully migrated from a hybrid Ant+Gradle system to a **pure Gradle implementation**, matching the pattern used in module-bruno's gradle-convert branch. ## What Changed ### Before (Hybrid Ant+Gradle) - Used `ant.importBuild()` to import build.xml - Relied on Ant tasks for core build logic - Required both Ant and Gradle knowledge - Complex integration between two build systems ### After (Pure Gradle) - Pure Gradle implementation - No Ant dependencies - Simplified build logic - Better performance with Gradle caching - Improved IDE integration ... (clipped 220 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Secure Error Handling Objective: To prevent the leakage of sensitive system information through error messages while providing sufficient detail for internal debugging. Status: User error detail: Documentation references “clear error messages” but does not show actual user-facing error texts to assess whether sensitive details are exposed. Referred Code # Changes Summary ## Issue Resolution ### Original Issue Verify that the build system includes the version folder when compressing releases, matching the pattern from module-bruno. ### Resolution Status: ✅ VERIFIED AND FIXED ## What Was Done ### 1. Analysis - Compared build.xml with module-bruno reference implementation - Identified that the original Ant build.xml was correct but Gradle integration was failing - Found that module-bruno uses pure Gradle (no Ant import) in gradle-convert branch ### 2. Migration to Pure Gradle - Removed Ant build.xml import that was causing build failures - Implemented pure Gradle build system matching module-bruno pattern - Ensured version folder inclusion in compressed archives ... (clipped 244 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Secure Logging Practices Objective: To ensure logs are useful for debugging and auditing without exposing sensitive information like PII, PHI, or cardholder data. Status: Logging unknown: No new code adds logging, and documentation does not include log samples; compliance with secure logging cannot be determined from the diff. Referred Code ## Build Documentation This module uses a **pure Gradle build system** for creating releases. For detailed information about building this module, including how version folders are structured and included in releases, see [BUILD.md](BUILD.md). ### Quick Start ```bash # Build a specific version gradle release -PbundleVersion=5.2.1 # Build all available versions gradle releaseAll # List available versions gradle listVersions # Verify build environment gradle verify # Display build information gradle info ... (clipped 24 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules
	Generic: Security-First Input Validation and Data Handling Objective: Ensure all data inputs are validated, sanitized, and handled securely to prevent vulnerabilities Status: Input validation unclear: Docs describe downloading from multiple sources and executing 7-Zip but the diff does not show validation/sanitization of external inputs or URLs because build.gradle changes are not included. Referred Code # Version Folder Inclusion Verification ## Issue Verify that the build system includes the version folder when compressing releases, matching the pattern from module-bruno. ## Status: ✅ VERIFIED ## Implementation Analysis ### Code Location File: `build.gradle` Lines: ~290-310 (release task) ### Key Implementation ```groovy // 1. Create prep directory WITH version folder name def phpmyadminPrepPath = file("${bundleTmpPrepPath}/${bundleName}${bundleVersion}") // Example: E:/Bearsampp-build/tmp/prep/phpmyadmin5.2.1/ // 2. Populate the version folder with files downloadAndExtractPhpMyAdmin(bundleVersion, phpmyadminPrepPath) ... (clipped 219 lines) Learn more about managing compliance generic rules or creating your own custom rules

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Category	Suggestion	Impact
General	Clarify 7-Zip PATH requirement Update the README.md to clarify that the 7-Zip executable must be available on the system's PATH for the build to succeed. README.md [53-55] - Java 8 or higher - Gradle 6.0 or higher -- 7-Zip (for archive creation) +- 7-Zip (for archive creation) available on PATH as `7z`, or configure the build to point to the 7-Zip executable Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 __ Why: This is a helpful clarification for the requirements section. Explicitly stating that 7-Zip needs to be on the system's PATH can prevent build failures and save developers troubleshooting time, improving the user experience of the build system.	Low
	Document safe argument quoting In the 7-Zip command example within GRADLE_MIGRATION.md, add quotes around the path argument to ensure it handles paths containing spaces correctly. .gradle-docs/GRADLE_MIGRATION.md [34-35] -[sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, - "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*", '-mx9'].execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) +[sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, + "\"${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*\"", '-mx9'] + .execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a potential issue where paths with spaces could break the 7-Zip command. Adding quotes to the path in the documentation snippet is a good defensive practice, making the example more robust.	Low
Possible issue	Quote paths to handle spaces In the 7-Zip command example within CHANGES.md, add quotes around the path argument to ensure it handles paths containing spaces correctly. .gradle-docs/CHANGES.md [46-48] -[sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, - "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*", '-mx9'] - .execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) +[sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, + "\"${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*\"", '-mx9'] + .execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a potential issue where paths with spaces could break the 7-Zip command. Adding quotes to the path in the documentation snippet is a good defensive practice, making the example more robust.	Low
	Ensure quoted path in example In the 7-Zip command example within VERSION_FOLDER_VERIFICATION.md, add quotes around the path argument to ensure it handles paths containing spaces correctly. .gradle-docs/VERSION_FOLDER_VERIFICATION.md [28-33] -[sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, - "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*", '-mx9'].with { +[sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, + "\"${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*\"", '-mx9'].with { def archiveProcess = it.execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ // CRITICAL: Execute from parent directory } Apply / Chat Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 __ Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a potential issue where paths with spaces could break the 7-Zip command. Adding quotes to the path in the documentation snippet is a good defensive practice, making the example more robust.	Low
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High-level	Use a Gradle plugin for archiving Replace the external 7z command-line execution with a dedicated Gradle plugin for archiving. This improves build portability and robustness by removing the dependency on a manually installed external tool. Examples: GRADLE_MIGRATION.md [34-35] [sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*", '-mx9'].execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) VERSION_FOLDER_VERIFICATION.md [28-33] [sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*", '-mx9'].with { def archiveProcess = it.execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ // CRITICAL: Execute from parent directory } Solution Walkthrough: Before: // In build.gradle, inside the 'release' task // Find 7-Zip executable on the system def sevenZip = findSevenZipExecutable() if (!sevenZip) { throw new GradleException("7-Zip not found.") } // ... prepare files in phpmyadminPrepPath ... // Execute external 7-Zip command def process = [ sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*" ].execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) process.waitFor() After: // In build.gradle plugins { // Add a 7-Zip plugin to manage the dependency id 'com.github.kayak.seven.zip' version '2.0.0' // Example plugin } task createReleaseArchive(type: com.kayak.seven.zip.SevenZip) { // Declaratively define the archive contents from(file(phpmyadminPrepPath)) { into "${bundleName}${bundleVersion}" } destinationDir = file(bundleBuildPath) archiveName = archiveFileName } release.dependsOn createReleaseArchive Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 __ Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a significant robustness issue by pointing out the dependency on an external 7z tool, proposing a best-practice solution that makes the build more portable and reliable.	Medium

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Inconsistency The README requirements list Gradle 6.0+, while the docs repeatedly state Gradle 8.x+ and “no wrapper.” Align the stated minimum Gradle version across all docs to avoid user confusion. - Java 8 or higher - Gradle 6.0 or higher - 7-Zip (for archive creation) Potential Mismatch The verification doc references specific code lines and an archive command pattern from build.gradle that aren’t included here. Ensure the actual build.gradle uses the same parent-directory execution and folder glob so the archive includes the version folder as documented. ### Code Location File: `build.gradle` Lines: ~290-310 (release task) ### Key Implementation ```groovy // 1. Create prep directory WITH version folder name def phpmyadminPrepPath = file("${bundleTmpPrepPath}/${bundleName}${bundleVersion}") // Example: E:/Bearsampp-build/tmp/prep/phpmyadmin5.2.1/ // 2. Populate the version folder with files downloadAndExtractPhpMyAdmin(bundleVersion, phpmyadminPrepPath) copy { from bundlePath into phpmyadminPrepPath } // 3. Create archive FROM PARENT DIRECTORY [sevenZip, 'a', '-t7z', archiveFile.absolutePath, "${phpmyadminPrepPath.absolutePath}/*", '-mx9'].with { def archiveProcess = it.execute(null, phpmyadminPrepPath.parentFile) // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ // CRITICAL: Execute from parent directory } </details> <details><summary><a href='https://github.com/Bearsampp/module-phpmyadmin/pull/10/files#diff-964df91d9863f52c526c4793242b7b3fa5087dd9a6eb692d6c947080c719f921R453-R460'><strong>Wrapper Omission</strong></a> Docs emphasize not shipping the Gradle Wrapper; this can hinder reproducibility and CI onboarding. Consider adding guidance for CI setup or re-evaluating wrapper exclusion. </summary> ```markdown **Last Updated**: 2025-01-31 **Version**: 2025.1.23 **Build System**: Pure Gradle (no wrapper, no Ant) **Notes**: - This project deliberately does **not** ship the Gradle Wrapper. Install Gradle 8+ locally and run with `gradle ...`. - All Ant-related files have been removed. The build system is **pure Gradle**. - No wrapper scripts (`gradlew`, `gradlew.bat`) or wrapper directory (`gradle/wrapper/`) are included.

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