Optionally recursively search additional classpath directories #99
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…ifying two asterisks after the directory name, e.g., /home/user/.m2/**
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I have been looking for this feature! Any updates on getting this merged? |
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Closes #100
This pull request enhances the
groovy.classpathconfiguration to allow for recursive directory traversal when specifying classpath entries.For example, if a user specifies
/home/user/.m2/repository/**, the local Maven repository will be recursively searched, and all.jarfiles will be added to the classpath.This is accomplished by modifying the
getClasspathListmethod inCompilationUnitFactory.java. I added a helper function for recursive directory search as well.