add headers to websocket connection

[cbrady]

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[dontlaugh]

Knowing the version should be a build-time concern, imo.

Does Fern expose any data in gradle we can use? If not, they should, so we can do something like this

task generateConfigClass {
    doLast {
        def outputDir  = file("${projectDir}/src/main/java/com/example/config")
        def configFile = new File(outputDir, "Config.java")
        outputDir.mkdirs()

        configFile.text = """package com.example.config;

public class Config {
    // Auto-generated by Gradle — do not edit manually!
    public static final String API_URL     = "${apiUrl}";
    public static final String APP_VERSION = "${appVersion}";
    public static final int    MAX_USERS   = ${maxUsers};
}
"""
    }
}

[cbrady]

Knowing the version should be a build-time concern, imo.

Does Fern expose any data in gradle we can use? If not, they should, so we can do something like this

task generateConfigClass {
    doLast {
        def outputDir  = file("${projectDir}/src/main/java/com/example/config")
        def configFile = new File(outputDir, "Config.java")
        outputDir.mkdirs()

        configFile.text = """package com.example.config;

public class Config {
    // Auto-generated by Gradle — do not edit manually!
    public static final String API_URL     = "${apiUrl}";
    public static final String APP_VERSION = "${appVersion}";
    public static final int    MAX_USERS   = ${maxUsers};
}
"""
    }
}

i agree @dontlaugh but i looked into it and there's really no good way to do that given fern owns a lot of the files.