Are Gradle Modules Supported?
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Description
I want to package and deploy a specific gradle module in my repo. The folder structure is roughly like:
```
core
| build.gradle
server
| build.gradle
lambdas
| build.gradle
build.gradle
lambdas.yml
settings.gradle
gradlew
gradlew.bat
gradle
| wrapper
```
My lambdas.yml is roughly like:
```
...
Resources:
LambdaHandler:
Type: AWS::Serverless::Function
Properties:
Runtime: java11
CodeUri: .
Handler: com.company.service.LambdaClass
...
...
```
But when I build with the SAM CLI: `sam build --template-file lambdas.yml` I get a deployment package containting only the top-level gradle dependencies, and none of my own code.
I have tried various different options, such as moving the SAM template to the `lambdas` module, changing the `CodeUri` in the SAM template, and adding `--base-dir lambdas` to the build command, but they all result in various error messages about how it can't find the gradle wrapper.
Is there any way to easily support a multi-module gradle project? I can't just add the gradle wrapper to the `lambdas` dir, because then it's no longer multi-module.
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