gradle.properties.example

#This is a TEMPLATE - gradle.properties itself is gitignored (personal/per-machine settings, never
#committed), so on a fresh clone it won't exist yet. Copy this file to "gradle.properties" (same folder)
#and fill in your own paths below. Editing your own gradle.properties afterward never shows up in git and
#never conflicts with anyone else's - that's the whole point of it being gitignored.

#Where the Spigot module's built jar gets copied to (e.g. a local test server's plugins folder)
build-dir=C:\\path\\to\\your\\spigot-test-server\\plugins
#Where the Velocity module's built jar gets copied to (e.g. a local test proxy's plugins folder)
velocity-build-dir=C:\\path\\to\\your\\velocity-test-server\\plugins

#Shared project version pins - keep these in sync with the rest of the team unless you deliberately need
#to diverge (e.g. testing against a different packetevents build)
alix-velocity-version=1.5.1 (DEV-1)
alix-spigot-version=3.10.1 (DEV-1)
packet-events-version=2.14.0

toolchain-lang-version=21
enable-preview=false

#AlixSystemVelocitySupport-specific overrides - both are optional and independent of each other.
#Which Velocity version line to build against (defaults to the latest, e.g. "4.1.2-SNAPSHOT"). Lower this
#to an older, more widely-deployed Velocity release for backwards-compatibility testing.
#velocity-target-version=3.5.1
#Which JDK AlixSystemVelocitySupport itself compiles with (defaults to 25, since PaperMC's latest Velocity
#builds require it - independent of toolchain-lang-version above, which the rest of the project, e.g.
#Spigot, still uses). If you lower velocity-target-version to an older Velocity release, lower this to
#match whatever JDK that older build actually needs (e.g. 21).
#velocity-toolchain-lang-version=25

#Gradle
org.gradle.warning.mode=none
org.gradle.parallel=true
org.gradle.caching=true
org.gradle.configuration-cache=true
org.gradle.daemon=true