Grails 7 - s2-quickstart does not create Requestmap domain

[arjangch]

Expected Behavior

When i use this command as described in doc,
./gradlew runCommand "-Pargs=s2-quickstart com.arjang User Role Requestmap
expected to create domain Requestmap

Actual Behaviour

It creates domains User Role and UserRole but does not create domain Requestmap

Steps To Reproduce

1. Create a new grails 7 app
2. add to build.gradle implementation 'org.apache.grails:grails-spring-security:7.0.0-RC2'
3. then user command as described in doc ./gradlew runCommand "-Pargs=s2-quickstart com.arjang User Role Requestmap"
4. Domain directory does not have a Requestmap.groovy file

Environment Information

java=21.0.8-zulu
gradle=8.14.3
groovy=4.0.28
grails=7.0.0-RC1

Example Application

No response

Version

7

[jamesfredley]

@arjangch If you run this as the following are the results different?

./grailsw s2-quickstart com.arjang User Role Requestmap

[arjangch]

I just tested with two identical apps

• ./grailsw s2-quickstart com.arjang User Role Requestmap works. All 4 domains are created.
• ./gradlew runCommand "-Pargs=s2-quickstart com.arjang User Role Requestmap" does not work. Requestmap domain is not created.

[jamesfredley]

@arjangch Thank you. It appears that the gradle task has a bug that might have been there for a while. Thankfully the old way, which we plan to keep is working, unfortunately the docs point you to the gradle way.

[jamesfredley]

Documentation portion addressed on #1175

Gradle Task vs Grails Script will be deferred for Grails 8.

[duxnp]

I believe #1175 introduced a typo for some of the s2-quickstart script examples.

https://github.com/apache/grails-spring-security/pull/1175/changes#diff-4a5d0e2619d614e4a80b5769d14228c5a0e53a4844b6b80ebeb5d0698a1fdc80R72

When I ran it this way, I ended up with a package called s2-quickstart:

./grailsw s2-quickstart s2-quickstart com.yourapp User Role

This produces the expected result for me:

./grailsw s2-quickstart com.yourapp User Role