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Contains custom gradle tasks to use in gradle builds. The custom tasks extend gradle for use as a sql-centric (geo)data etl. gretl = gradle etl | Read-only mirror of https://github.com/sogis/gretl — Kanton Solothurn. Issues & pull requests at the source.
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GRETL
The Gradle GRETL plugin extends Gradle for use as a sql-centric (geo)data ETL. GRETL = Gradle ETL.
Manual
The german reference documentation can be found here.
For more insights (developing, runtimes) see here: docs/dev/
License
GRETL is licensed under the MIT License.
Status
GRETL is in stable state.
System requirements
For the current version of GRETL, you will need a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed on your system, version 11 and Gradle, version 7.6x. For convenience use the gradle wrapper. It may run with newer versions too.
Subprojects
The GRETL repository is organized as Gradle multi-project:
gretl: GRETL source code with unit tests and integration tests.runtimeImage: Subproject for building the GRETL runtime (docker) image. The docker image is tested against the integration tests, too.