This document summarizes the cleanup performed to remove Bruno references and Ant build system remnants from the module-memcached project.
build.gradle.bruno-reference- Bruno module build script used as reference (no longer needed)
build.xml.reference- Legacy Ant build configurationbuild-bundle-ant.xml- Ant bundle build scriptbuild-commons-ant.xml- Ant common build utilities
MIGRATION-SUMMARY.md- Temporary migration documentationDOCS-UPDATE-SUMMARY.md- Temporary documentation update notesFINAL-SUMMARY.md- Temporary final summaryDESIGN-DECISIONS.md- Temporary design decisions documentBUILD-SYSTEM.md- Temporary build system documentation
editorconfig- Duplicate of.editorconfig(kept the dotfile version)
module-memcached.RELEASE.launch- Eclipse Ant launch configuration (no longer needed)
gradle/directory - Gradle wrapper (not used, Gradle should be installed locally)gradlew- Gradle wrapper script for Unix/Linux (not used)gradlew.bat- Gradle wrapper script for Windows (not used)
- Cleaned up the build script by removing Bruno-specific references
- Restored modules-untouched automatic download functionality (binaries come from there)
- Maintained two-source approach: binaries from modules-untouched + configuration from local
bin/ - Kept essential tasks:
release,releaseAll,clean,verify,info,listVersions,checkModulesUntouched - Simplified code structure while maintaining full functionality
- Updated to reflect simplified build system
- Removed references to automatic downloads from modules-untouched
- Updated task list to match available tasks
- Clarified that versions are managed in
bin/directory
- Updated "Modules-Untouched Integration" section to "Version Management"
- Removed references to automatic downloads
- Updated to reflect local
bin/directory approach - Removed references to non-existent tasks
- Two-Source Approach: Binaries from modules-untouched + configuration from local
bin/ - Automatic Downloads: Fetches Memcached binaries from modules-untouched repository
- Local Configuration: Bearsampp-specific config files stored in
bin/memcached{version}/ - Smart Caching: Downloaded binaries are cached for reuse
- Clean Build Process: Download → Extract → Combine → Package workflow
- Hash Generation: Automatic MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512 checksums
| Task | Description |
|---|---|
release |
Build release package (interactive/non-interactive) |
releaseAll |
Build releases for all available versions |
clean |
Clean build artifacts and temporary files |
verify |
Verify build environment and dependencies |
info |
Display build configuration information |
listVersions |
List available bundle versions in bin/ |
checkModulesUntouched |
Check modules-untouched integration |
module-memcached/
├── .gradle-docs/ # Build documentation
├── bin/ # Configuration files only
│ ├── memcached1.6.29/ # Contains bearsampp.conf
│ ├── memcached1.6.39/ # Contains bearsampp.conf
│ └── archived/ # Older version configs
├── img/ # Project images
├── build.gradle # Main build script
├── settings.gradle # Gradle settings
├── build.properties # Build configuration
├── gradle.properties # Gradle configuration
├── releases.properties # Release history
└── README.md # Project documentation
bearsampp-build/tmp/bundles_src/memcached/ # Downloaded binaries (cached)
├── memcached-1.6.39-win64.7z
└── memcached1.6.39/
├── memcached.exe # From modules-untouched
└── ...
- Removed Confusion: Eliminated Bruno reference files that were only meant as guides
- Clear Purpose: Each file has a clear purpose without confusion from reference materials
- Easier Maintenance: Cleaner build script is easier to understand and maintain
- Consistent Approach: Matches the pattern used in other Bearsampp modules (like Mailpit)
- Proper Architecture: Maintains correct two-source approach (binaries + configuration)
The build system is now clean and ready for use:
# List available versions
gradle listVersions
# Build a specific version
gradle release -PbundleVersion=1.6.39
# Build all versions
gradle releaseAllCleanup Date: 2025-01-XX
Build System: Pure Gradle (simplified)
Status: ✅ Complete