gradle always download LATEST-EAP-SNAPSHOT of java-compiler-ant-tasks when use localPath

[sunnysnowhi]

When I use gradle to build intellij plugin and use localPath config like this:
intellij {
localPath 'D:\Program Files\JetBrains\PyCharm Community Edition 2018.3'
}

The gradle always download the java-compiler-ant-tasks-LATEST-EAP-SNAPSHOT.jar, not the specific version such as java-compiler-ant-tasks-192.5728.105.jar.

How can let gradle do not download the latest version ? My maven reposity is in my compony network which can not connect the internet, and I can only put specific version like java-compiler-ant-tasks-192.5728.105.jar in my maven repository, because the maven repository only accepte release version.

Thanks

[zolotov]

PyCharm Community Edition 2018.3 cannot have 192.5728.105 build number, your expectations are wrong.

We do not have compiler build for 183.* builds

How can let gradle do not download the latest version ?

see the documentation: https://github.com/jetbrains/gradle-intellij-plugin#instrumenting-dsl

[sunnysnowhi]

@zolotov sorry, the version number in my question is just an example. Actually, I use 2019.2 not 2018.3
intellij {
localPath 'D:\Program Files\JetBrains\PyCharm Community Edition 2019.2'
}
And the question is : the gradle always download the java-compiler-ant-tasks-LATEST-EAP-SNAPSHOT.jar, not the specific version such as java-compiler-ant-tasks-192.5728.105.jar

When I use config like this:
intellij {
version 'PC-2019.2'
type 'PC'
}
the gradle will download the java-compiler-ant-tasks-192.5728.105.jar

So why this two kind of config download different jar ? Thanks

[zolotov]

should be fixed in the next 0.5-snapshot, please check it in few hours