To run via gitpod. Click on the Gitpod button on the github site. Once loaded, run one of the available script tasks. To find available script tasks you can try something like:
> ./gradlew :HousePricesBeam:tasks --group="Application"
You should see something like below:
And you can run a script with something like:
> ./gradlew :HousePricesBeam:runHousePricesBeam
With the following result:
Gitpod isn't currently set up for scripts which use GroovyFX/JavaFX or display plots using Swing (since they'd display on some server in the cloud - not on your machine). The same also applies for scripts which fire open a browser but there is a workaround in some cases.
If you see an error in the Gradle output which mentions a file in your workspace (under the build/resources/main directory in our case), e.g.:
then you should be able to find that file in the Gitpod explorer, e.g.:
Earlier versions of Gitpod had an option to preview such files but this
capability seemed to break on the change to using VS Code.
There are some workarounds which involve using some VS Code extensions
but there are compromises with the variants I tried.
Similarly, commandline solutions, e.g. gp preview file://path/to/file/MyFile.html
had issues on various systems I tried.
By the time you read this, this issue might be fixed, but
as a workaround, I suggest downloading such files for the time being
and view them on your local machine, e.g.:
