Building Rosetta

Run commands from the repository root with the Gradle wrapper.

# All runtime artifacts and targets
.\gradlew.bat buildAllArtifacts

# One artifact and target
.\gradlew.bat :networking:26.3-fabric:build

# Local Maven repository, including POMs and sources
.\gradlew.bat publishMavenArtifacts

# Gradle plugins
.\gradlew.bat -p rosetta-gradle build

buildReleaseArtifacts collects core jars in build/release. Optional artifacts have their own tasks and output folders:

Task	Output
buildConfigArtifacts	build/release-config
buildNetworkingArtifacts	build/release-networking
buildAttachmentsArtifacts	build/release-attachments
buildResourcesArtifacts	build/release-resources
buildResourcesSyncArtifacts	build/release-resources-sync

publishMavenArtifacts writes all targets to build/maven-repository. The Gradle plugin build has its own local repository at rosetta-gradle/build/maven-repository, populated with -p rosetta-gradle publish.

Source layout

• src/: core library.
• artifacts/<module>/: optional runtime artifacts.
• rosetta-gradle/: Gradle plugins.
• docs/: documentation.
• gradle/: shared build scripts.
• versions/<target>/gradle.properties: shared Minecraft, loader, API, and Java versions.

The target matrix is declared in settings.gradle.kts. Stonecutter maintains the version branches. Gradle project names omit artifacts/: use :config:<target>, for example.

Build settings

gradle/rosetta-common.gradle.kts loads root properties, shared target properties, artifact properties, then artifact-specific target overrides. Config’s target overrides select MidnightLib versions.

Shared compilation and resource settings belong in that script. Maven publication settings belong in gradle/rosetta-publishing.gradle.kts. Per-loader scripts contain plugin setup and artifact-specific dependencies or resources.