Issue with using plugin in restricted environments about jruby-gradle-plugin

[rtyler]

What about a boolean flag like jruby.defaultRepositories which could be set to false and would disable that whole block of repositories but could be defaulted to true?

I think that might be the best middle-ground

[ysb33r]

I'll have a go at that

[ysb33r]

This is relatively easy to fix, but there is are two problems with defaultGemRepo and gemrepo_url.

The first is simple: i don't know why there are two properties basically doing the same thing.

The second is the real issue:

The idea I had is that we add defaultRepositories=true. If that is not changed to false then rubygemRelease() will be added as the standard rubygems repository.

The 'jrubyPluginCustomGemRepoUrl` test is currently failing, but I believe the positive coming out of it is that we need to make a small design change.

If someone do not want the default repositories, just let them supply their own i.e.

repositories {
  maven { url : 'http://this.is/where/we/get/rubygems/from' }
}

Then there is no messsing about and it follows gradle convention.

The open question is: Do you have any existing projects that rely on defaultGemRepo and gemrepo_url? If not, the change can be made relatively easily.