settings.gradle

// Switch which subproject to pull in based on the BootVersion environment variable
// Boot3 is the default. The project name is the same regardless of version though.

rootProject.name = 'mq-jms-spring'

// We want to use the same module name for all builds, but just with different
// versions. So we rename the project from its default which would be based on the directory name.
if (System.getenv('BOOTVERSION') == null ) {
  // This default clause is used when working inside, say, Eclipse where the environment variable
  // is not set. Real builds will use one of the following sections.
  println("Including Default (BOOT3) subproject")
  include ':mq-jms-spring-boot-starter'
  project(":mq-jms-spring-boot-starter").name="mq-jms-spring-boot-starter"
} else if (System.getenv('BOOTVERSION') == 'boot4') {
  println("Including BOOT4 subproject")
  include ':mq-boot4-spring-boot-starter'
  project(":mq-boot4-spring-boot-starter").name="mq-jms-spring-boot-starter"  
} else if (System.getenv('BOOTVERSION') == 'boot3') {
  println("Including BOOT3 subproject")
  include ':mq-boot3-spring-boot-starter'
  project(":mq-boot3-spring-boot-starter").name="mq-jms-spring-boot-starter"
} else if (System.getenv('BOOTVERSION') == 'boot2') {
  println("Including BOOT2 subproject")
  include ':mq-boot2-spring-boot-starter'
  project(":mq-boot2-spring-boot-starter").name="mq-jms-spring-boot-starter"
} else {
  throw new GradleException("Unrecognised value for BOOTVERSION environment variable");
 }