As of Gradle 2.0, the Groovydoc task fails if only the `groovy` library is on the compile classpath. If the `groovy-all` library is used the Groovy task does not fail. Also, adding the `groovy-ant` library to the compile classpath fixes the problem.
As of Gradle 2.0, the Groovydoc task fails if only the `groovy` library is on the compile classpath. If the `groovy-all` library is used the Groovy task does not fail. Also, adding the `groovy-ant` library to the compile classpath fixes the problem.