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Enhancement, Documentation


Description

  • Convert build system from hybrid Ant+Gradle to pure Gradle

  • Add comprehensive Gradle documentation suite with guides and API reference

  • Implement direct modules-untouched integration for PostgreSQL downloads

  • Add new build tasks: release, releaseAll, verify, listVersions, listReleases, checkModulesUntouched, validateProperties


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  A["Hybrid Ant+Gradle"] -->|"Remove Ant dependencies"| B["Pure Gradle Build"]
  B -->|"Add direct integration"| C["modules-untouched Repository"]
  C -->|"Download & Extract"| D["PostgreSQL Binaries"]
  D -->|"Package & Hash"| E["Release Archives"]
  F["Documentation Suite"] -->|"Guides & References"| B
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Documentation
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README.md
Comprehensive Gradle build documentation and quick start guide
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TASKS.md
Complete reference for all available Gradle build tasks   
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CONFIGURATION.md
Configuration guide for build properties and environment setup
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API.md
API reference for build script functions and project extensions
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CHANGELOG_GRADLE.md
Changelog documenting pure Gradle conversion and new features
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CONVERSION_SUMMARY.md
Summary of conversion from Ant+Gradle to pure Gradle build
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README.md
Update with build system section and quick start commands
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Configuration changes
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gradle.properties
Add Gradle build configuration with bundle and JVM settings
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build.properties
Remove deprecated Ant build properties file                           
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build.xml
Remove deprecated Ant build file with old build logic       
+0/-45   
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## Logging

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### 4. Build Your First Release

```bash
# Specify version directly
gradle release -PbundleVersion=17.5

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Core Build Tasks

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```markdown
## Error Handling

### GradleException

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```groovy
if (!file.exists()) {
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}

Try-Catch

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try {
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```groovy
if (!file.exists()) {
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}

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try {
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Get list of available PostgreSQL versions.

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