/build
Build the Java project — detects Maven or Gradle and runs a clean build with test execution
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/build
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What this command does when you run it.
Build the Java project — detects Maven or Gradle and runs a clean build with test execution
Command definition
build.mddescription: Build the Java project — detects Maven or Gradle and runs a clean build with test execution
/java-core:build
Build the Java project and report the result.
Instructions
1. Detect the build tool:
- If `pom.xml` exists → Maven
- If `build.gradle` or `build.gradle.kts` exists → Gradle
- If neither found → tell the user and stop
2. Run the build:
- **Maven**: `mvn clean package`
- **Gradle**: `./gradlew clean build`
3. Parse the output:
- On **success**: report `BUILD SUCCESS`, total time, and test results summary (tests run, failures, errors, skipped)
- On **failure**: show the first failing error with file:line, describe the root cause in plain English, and suggest a fix
4. If tests fail specifically (build compiled but tests red):
- List each failing test with method name and failure message
- Suggest running `/java-quality:test` for targeted test generation
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